1940s Table Lamps

Incredible pair of Brutalist, mid century, Hollywood Regency, table lamps, with original silver and blue decorated shades. The lamps depict a stylized city scene with columns, towers...

Massive James Mont Buddha head table lamp, great statement piece and becoming quite rare. Professionally rewired, shade not included.

James Mont style metal lamp pair with Asian inspired enamel finish featuring a floral like design of a Bonsai with a cream color background. With a mix ...

Vintage pair of hobnail milk glass and brass lamps. Hollywood regency. 1940s

Pair of Hollywood Regency lamps attributed To James Mont. this pair of beautifully glazed ceramic lamps in a stunning shade of green mo...

This pair of French 1940s brass table lamps embodies timeless elegance. These lamps feature fluted stems resting on ball and circular bases, sh...

An impressive pair of chinoiserie-inspired brass table lamps in the manner of Hollywood Regency designer James Mont. Traditional form being...

Pair of large Asian inspired brass or bronze table lamps in manner of James Mont. Newly wired for US with new three-way brass sockets and cords. Shades are not included and are shown...

Pair of impressive 20th century chinoiserie brass table lamps in the style of James Mont. Solid brass with a wooden base and cap. Ornate brass ...

James Mont ceramic Tara Buddha head lamp, circa 1950 Dimensions: 6" wide x 7" deep at the base x 29.5" high to the socket x 42" high to the finial ...

Pair of 1940s hand painted classical tole lamps.

The beautiful brass patina makes this James Mont mid-century lamp a standout. If a lamp can be exciting, this is it. It is encircled with etching and Asian motif symbols around the outside. It is a beautiful example of Mont's Hollywood Regency style lighting and will bring a sense of design and high style to any room. The lamps is on a three way switch. This would be magnificent in a foyer or entryway. It just imparts a sense of drama. James Mont's artistry helped popularize the Asian fusion effect in design. His design style attracted the attention and loyal following of many Hollywood A-listers in the 1950s and '60s including John Barrymore, Lana Turner, Bob Hope and songwriter Irving Berlin...