Early 1600s Table Lamps

Double faced crystal parrot, crystal leaves with gilted metal frame and ornaments. Stunning table lamp holds two lights and still has its original lampshade that is replaceable with a shade of any shape. Attr to Maison Baguès, France. The set is in very good vintage condition in line with age. Height 34,7 inch (88 cm) Depth 9,4 inch (24 cm)  Width (19,6 inch) 50 cm arisian, Maison Bagues was founded by Noël Baguès in 1860. Initially specialising in bronzes, the Company began producing lighting when son Eugène joined in 1880. It became famous internationally as a creator of art lighting. In the years between the World Wars, grandsons Victor & Robert expanded the business with many highly sophisticated bronze and iron items, including furniture, stairway banisters  & metal gates. Today the Company remains, for many decorators, a synonym of elegance and a guarantee of excellence. Iron and bronze are shaped according to traditional techniques. Chandeliers, lamps and wall sconces are leaf gilt gold or silver leaf, and the crystals are hand assembled. Maison Bagues is mostly known for their Louis XIV & Empire style lighting...

A warm looking and well designed table lamp from the 1960s. It features a walnut frame with fiberglass and rope shade areas to diffuse the light. Very warm looking accent table lamp....