H. Steinpatz Pair of Hand Painted Amsterdamse School Arts and Crafts Table Lamps

Pair of Alabaster table lamps. Wonderful pair of alabaster table lamps. Classic shape and elegance, combined with a very soft and warm light when lit. A stylish pair to lighten up your living room, bedroom or home office. The alabaster lights up beautifully and gives your home a very warm and welcoming feel. Its elegant and timeless design will be a great addition to any mid-century or modern interior. The use of alabaster in lamps has been around for centuries, dating back to ancient Egypt...

Pair of Whimsical Floral Murano Glass and Brass Table Lamps, Venice, Italy, 1980s. Whimsical and poetic pair of Murano art glass and brass table lamps made in Venice somewhere in th...

Table Lamp in Hand Carved Wood and Burl Veneer. Europe, 1988. This is a unique table lamp with a turned hand carved wooden stem and a base made out of wood and beautiful burl veneer...

Exceptional pair of iconic vintage 'Shogun' Table Lamps by architect and designer Mario Botta (1943) for Artemide 1986. Straight from the first owners, these table lamps have always...

A hand-crafted Czechoslovakian glass table lamp with a spherical base and cone-shaped shade. The shade has a hand-painted landscape in orange and blue with red and green foliage and...

Very rare, large size, top quality made and great condition antique lamp. This work-of-art-table-lamp from the earliest years of the 1900s is of museum quality and condition. Not only has it one of the most beautiful color combinations you ever saw, it also comes with extremely well painted and realistic poppy flowers. Poppies have long been used as a symbol of sleep, peace, and death: sleep because the opium extracted from them is a sedative and death because of the blood-red colour of the red poppy in particular. In Greek and Roman myths poppies were also used as offerings to the dead. The American Legion Family, for example, also uses the red poppy as its symbol. Design and quality wise this unique table lamp is right up there with some of the mushroom table lamps by Emile Gallé or Daum of France. However, the technique with which this stunning lamp was made differs very much from those lamps. If these poppy flowers would have only been hand-painted onto the glass then they would have already dried up and faded years ago. These leafs and flowers however were fired onto the glass in the keln (in several stages). This time consuming, risky and costly technique makes these poppy flower decorations extremely durable, very much like the stained glass scenes...

Nickel plated brass arts & crafts table lamp in the style of the Birmingham school of arts and crafts. Could possibly be an early piece by the general ...

A pair of Arts and Crafts brass table lamps or post lamps with hand formed scrollwork decoration and leaf decoration to the top.