Uncommon Zebra Hoof Lamp

Cast fro iron with five branch like arms. Formerly candelabra - now electrified. Dramatic style. Lamps are measured to top of socket.

A whimsical style with cone shaped shades and leaf form finials. The base is appointed with three dolphins. An eye-catching pair.

Superb quality and detail with beautiful repousee work. The elaborate candlesticks have been converted to lamps. They are fashioned with full figured lions at their bases. The pla...

Vivid colors with a swirl design. Beautiful quality, form, and unusual dramatic scale. ( Lamp is measured to top of socket ).

Rich colors swirled around elongated stalks. The lamps are mounted on brass and wood bases, elegant in form and style. The lamps are measured to base of socket.

Fine Italian workmanship and attention to details. The lamps are finished with a copper - like finish.

A circa 1920s, American table lamp composed of a tri-hoof deer leg, with blackened, brass strap detail and pull cord. 16.5” height x 8” wide.   

Vintage pair of custom English deer hoof table lamps with silver plated candle cups and hardware, presented on custom double plinths. Newly wired. Poss...

Two hoof table lamps with ivory shades. The taxidermy is mounted upon a small wooden shield, featuring a simple switch, wired for EU usage. The shades tha...

Made in Italy, 1970s. The lamp features chrome-plated metallic elements, multi-layered encased and blown glass and a fabric lampshade, which is original from the 70s. The wiring is ...

Vintage deer hoof table lamp mounted onto a nickel base. This lamp has been newly rewired with polished nickel fittings and a black twisted silk co...

Extremely rare bucking zebra plaster table lamps by iconic midcentury Philadelphia based designer - Frederic Weinberg. With manufacturers label. These are the real deal. Philadelphia based artist and Industrial designer Frederic Weinberg produced and sold a wide variety of striking decorative and functional pieces items under a company bearing his name. More then 50 years after ceasing production, Weinberg’s designs remain as fresh and vital as ever. His extremely stylized figures and masterfully playful use of line and negative space to convey form are an absolute delight. Very little else is known about the man and his company. The majority of pieces attributed to him lack his signature / label. His table lamps and horse figures are thought to be earlier productions, circa 1946-1950, and marked examples are extremely rare and highly coveted. Ruffled lampshades and vintage Chanel satin bows...