19th Century Table Lamps

Modernist patinated bronze lamp. Without screen. A circular shape without closing completely forms the base of the piece, and its extension is the one that, after rotating it on its...

Late 19th century terracotta wine vessel lamp, white glaze, Chinese.

This antique Austrian table lamp is in the style of Bergman. This piece is cold painted and features an Arabian metalsmith. The single soc...

Brass oil lamp with adjustable arm. Shade ring is attached to the arm. Made in the US around 1880. Marked “E.M & Co. THE BOUDOIR” on the Burner knob. Simple brass construction with a...

Figurative cold-painted bronze lamp by Franz Xaver Bergman Austrian, c. 1910 Measures: Height 46cm, width 19cm, depth 29cm This fine bronze la...

A good antique cold painted bronze Orientalist/Arab Franz Bergman style lamp, circa 1920. The lamp depicts an Arab musician seated in front of a fort playing an Oud (Arabic lute) he ...

Late 19th century celadon quartz Guan Yin figure, made into a lamp, Chinese. Late Qing. Lamped in the 1920s and newly electrified. Figure: 8.25" h. Lamp: 14 7/8" h. socket, 4.75" w.,...

Cold-painted bronze of a camel by Franz Xaver Bergman Austrian, c. 1910 Measures: Height 21cm, width 18cm, depth 7cm This bronze sculpture of a camel and its rider epitomises th...

This charming little scene depicted here is so colorful and detailed that it could only have been executed by the premier maker of these bronzes, Franz Bergmann. It does bear his signature with the letter "B" inside an urn. What makes this so extra special is its diminutive size. Normally these smaller examples lack the quality of work that is seen here. The fact that it is a lamp is always a bonus and lit up at night in your home can only bring warmth and joy to the owner. The curtain is so crisply cast that it almost looks like fabric. It's all done with such attention to detail. A great example of an antique Vienna bronze lamp.

This highly detailed and colorful Vienna bronze lamp depicts a guard standing and protecting the palace. The colorful canopy and floor are just 2 of the many features that makes this one special. Artist signed "Chotka" (Anton Chotka...

A good antique Austrian cold-painted bronze/spelter Franz Bergmann style Arab carpet seller lamp, circa 1920. The lamp has just been professionally rewire...

Large Viennese cold-painted bronze lamp of a mandolin player by Bergman Austrian, c. 1910 Height 39cm, width 15cm, depth 15cm Crafted around 1910 by Franz Xaver Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1936), this Orientalist sculptural lamp depicts a young woman playing a mandolin and singing. She is sitting on a green cushioned seat while beneath her feet is a polychrome patterned rug draped on two steps. Dressed in typical Orientalist clothing, her beautifully executed facial expression suggests she is in a joyful mood. Above the main figure is a domed canopy. Its construction includes a pierced window draped by a striped red and gold curtain. A gold shield and a flag also hang on the construction. The domed cover is superbly decorated with trefoil windows filled with coloured glass and is surmounted by a crescent moon which is an important symbol of Islam. A similar motif can also be observed on the flagpole. The lamp is stamped with a ‘B’ in an urn-shaped cartouche, ‘GESCH’ as well as ‘3’. The cold-painting technique has been superbly used to highlight even the smallest details of the scene, such as the patterns on the rug or the texture of the seat. An almost identical example is featured in Joseph Zobel, Antique Vienna Bronzes...