Handel Lamp Co. Furniture

Fine quality beautiful bronze tree trunk form lamp base with domed leaded glass shade in wisteria pattern. Base marked Handel. Shade featuring varying colors of greens, yellows and b...

This exquisite early 20th-century table lamp, crafted by Handel in the 1920s, features a stunning leaded and stained glass shade depicting delicate apple blossoms. The shade, with it...

Handel Antique leaded stained glass table lamp, 1920s. Shaped bell form shade enclosing pink cherry blossom design on amidst a variegated ...

Early 20th century Handel double light student lamp, adjustable with mosserine shades, signed & numbered indistinctly. Originally oil burning. One small chip on the top rim of one sh...

An antique Arts and Crafts table lamp by Handel offers obvers and reverse painted shade having repeating stylized foliate design over triple socket base, both elements signed Handel...

Handel made some of the finest table lamps in the early part of the 20th century. While mainly known for their reverse painted lamps, their overlay panel lamps were some of their bes...

Exceptional art glass table lamp by Handel Company, circa. 1920. Reverse glass "chipped Ice" shade with original bronze patina metal base. Beautifully hand-painted "Oriental Pheasant...

Handel lamp Company. First quarter 20th century. Leaded stained glass 'Cherry Blossom' shade, on a Handel arts and crafts bronze urn-form base with three lights and acorn pulls...

An antique boudoir lamp by Handel offers rare oval dome shade painted in leaf and berry design over single socket cast base with maker label as ph...

Handel Art Nouveau Two Light Lily Table Lamp. A beautiful early 20th century two-light water lily lamp by Handel. The two water lily shades are comprised of white and green slag glass petals. The lamp is further decorated by two flowers buds made of green slag glass. The platform of the lamp has a leaf form and is finished in a rich, red-brown patina, and is signed “Handel” to the underside. The lamp is in excellent condition, free of any cracks of breaks to the glass. The lamp retains its original sockets and acorn pulls. Dimensions: 15 Inches tall by 16 wide by 11 deep. The Eydam and Handel Company, or Adolph Eydam and Philip Handel Company, was formed in 1885, until partnership broke up in 1892 when Eydam moved to rival company of C. F. Monroe (Eydam returned in 1915 to head up decorating department). It was formed in Meriden, Connecticut, and over the years produced lamps and glass designs. The company was incorporated in 1903. As of c. 1911, P. J. Handel was president and treasurer of the business. In Meriden Illustrated (c. 1911), "[The company has] obtained [a] national reputation for the artistic and the high quality of their product. A number of patents are controlled which makes their business a very successful one. There is a force of 125 people skilled in the various branches and steadily engaged." Also at this time, the Handel Company maintained a showroom in New York City at the corner of West Broadway and Murray St. with dedicated sales agents for the entire United States. The production location was in Meriden on East Main Street, just east of Broad Street. Over the years, the following books have focused on the designs of Handel lamps: Joanne Grant's The painted lamps of Handel (c. 1978); De Falco, Hibel & Hibel's Handel lamps: Painted shades and glassware (1986); Carole Hibel's The Handel lamps book (1999); and Robert DeFalco's Metal overlays by Handel (c. 2000). Handel Company lamps were also included in Martin May's Great art glass lamps: Tiffany, Duffner & Kimberly, Pairpoint, and Handel. As of 2016, lamp designs by the Handel Company are in the following museum collections: Brooklyn Museum; Corning Museum of Glass; Museum of American Glass in Millville, NJ; Tucson Museum of Art; and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.[8] Over the years, Handel lamps have been exhibited in the 1889 Delavan Opera House exposition in Meriden and the 1915 Industrial art exhibition at the National Museum (Smithsonian) in Washington, DC. Handel lamps have been shown and assessed on the Antiques Roadshow TV program. In 2008, a Handel Company "fine and rare elk lamp...

Antique Handel Arts & Crafts leaded table lamp with three Hubbell sockets acorn pull chains. Shade is 18" in diameter. Floral design with light green fi...

This is a most stunning example of the well known and respected lamp makers of the early 20th century, Handel. These scenic overlays are highly desirable, especially when they lots o...