A 50's Zebra Leg Lamp

This pair of lamps made from Regency cast iron andirons are very nicely detailed and of heavy quality casting. They are large and impressive size with a lot of impact, crisp and robu...

This pair of lamps made from local woods were once part of the staircase of a historic house in the Philippines. The carved wood rich with patina has now been set upon iron bases and...

A pair of 20th century Chinese carved rock crystal covered vases mounted on 20th century French or Italian giltwood bases as lamps. The ca...

A very nice pair of Louis Phillipe three-arm table lamps in gilded and patinated bronze retaining their original tole metal shades.

Materials: Ceramic Origin: California Dimensions: 9"SQUARE X 12.5"H Quantity: 1 Available Type: Table Lamp Each ceramic piece is handmade and individually fired. Slight variations m...

Large 1970s ‘mushroom’ table lamp by Peil & Putzler. The table lamp is made from a single mouth-blown piece of crystal glass with a striped zebra print and has the shape of a typical...

This is a whimsical pair of ceramic zebra print melon-form lamps with rosewood caps and bases.

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...