$1,800.00
Elegant and evocative, these 1940s table lamps have opalescent glass bodies in a trumpet lily shape, brass caps and stems, and conical wooden bases. They are newly rewired and paired with new custom-fitted linen shades. When lit, the glass has a warm, milky quality that makes them all the more precious. Each lamp is equipped with double bulb sockets with metal thread pulls.
Dimensions:
25 in. overall height
13.5 in. height from top of glass to bottom of base
13 in. shade diameter.
Condition notes:
In good condition with general surface wear that's consistent with the lamps' age and use. Newly rewired. New custom-fitted linen shades.
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