Reverse Painted Lamp by Pittsburgh Lamp Co.

Beautiful American reverse painted glass shade and lacquered base table lamp by Handel.

The clear glass body with yellow paint background with hand painted landscape on the shade as well as the base with metal arms and frame to support the shade signed Gauthier. Two li...

Chinese hand painted porcelain vase that electrified as a table lamp in France with bronze mounting. Fitted with silk lampshade. ...

Pair of hand painted French 1920's ceramic vases that have been made to beautiful table lamps with bronze base and fitted with linen hard back lampshades.

Painted geometric design on clear frost glass with double light silver base table lamp. Professionally rewired.

Quezal glass, made in Queens, NY from 1901 to 1924 bears significant American heritage. This piece features green and yellow leaves with a touch of irides...

This beautiful little lamp can be used as a desk lamp by just adjusting the lower knuckle to the highest point, which we did for our measurement, or you can lower it with that same knuckle. You can change the angle of the shade with the 2nd knuckle. The beauty is in the lovely painted scene on the shade and the rich gilt patina on the base, which is highlighted with red accent. This really is a little gem. Very high quality and guaranteed to be made by the Pittsburgh Lamp Co. We've sold enough of their lamps to recognize their work. So much more fun than the usual green shade bankers lamp...

Materials: Patinated Steel, Reverse Painted Glass Shade Style: Arts & Craft

SALE ONE WEEK ONLY "Pittsburgh Glass Company Lamp" Landscape, Reverse Glass Paintng The landscape painting on the reverse side of the glass shade is an exceptionally fine example of...

One pair of neoclassical reverse painted lamps.

Reverse Painted Classique Floral Table Lamp, circa 1920s. Blue and green reverse painted shade with a floral border. Signed on edge with "1218 AD". Bronze...

A Handel patinated metal table lamp with reverse painted glass shade depicting a woodland landscape, first quarter of the 20th century Si...