A Tall and Striking Ostrich Egg and Lucite Table Lamp

each tall hand-blown lamp with long neck and bulbous body all in a translucent sea-foam green glass with dark flecks; fitted with lucite caps and bases

A fine and striking pair of Danish 1950's white opaline baluster-form lamps; of faceted translucent white opaline glass; each with long neck above a waisted mid-section over a bell-s...

A striking and large pair of American 1960s turquoise crackle-glaze ceramic lamps by Frederick Cooper; each boldly-shaped ovoid-form lamp of richly-colored turquoise crackle glaze; f...

Each of voluptuous, elegant form in vibrant fushia cased glass; raised on splayed giltwood bases.

Stunning pair of mid-century modern lucite lamps with authentic ostrich eggs. Just look at the amazing dimpled surface of the ostrich eggs against the thick chunky lucite. Lamps li...

Maison Charles attributed midcentury vintage pair of French brass neoclassical lamps centred on ostrich eggs. Stunning craftsmanship with beaut...

Maison Charles attributed midcentury vintage pair of French gilt bronze neoclassical lamps centered on ostrich eggs. Stunning craftsmanship with beautifully cast brass elements, the palm leaf details above the powder blue eggs, the acorn final on the lampshade holder, the neoclassical style darting on the bands and legs and the cloven goat hoof feet which sit upon the solid cast brass base. These most beautifully opulent and decadent large table lamps are, unfortunately, not signed with the usual 'Charles - made in France' or 'Charles e fils' stamps. However, we do believe that these were made by Maison Charles based...

Three-light with palm fronds above and below the egg, fluted brass base, octagonal plinth.