$1,760.00
ON SALE
These lamps were produced by the Marbro Lamp Company. Their design includes a ceramic jar body with a painterly blue-gray glaze and stylized brass decorations adorning each side of the lamp. The bases are ebonized wood. The lamps have been newly rewired and fitted with new brass hardware and side-by-side bulb sockets, equipped with metal pull chains. The tapering drum shades are also new and complement the textures of the ceramics beautifully. These lamps add height and depth as well as illumination to an interior.
40 1/2" height, 11" body width, 22" shade diameter.
Location: 36 East 2nd Street, New York, NY 10003
$5,800.00
A now classic design that has its beginnings in Late 19th Century street lighting. These Holophane glass globe pendants were made with the intention of distributing the light evenly through the glass. A signature of the design is the prismatic...
$3,800.00
This tall Art Deco floor lamp was handcrafted in the 1950s in Denmark. It is beech wood with a rich, warm brown finish and carved decorative rings in a lighter tone. The pole tapers downward and culminates in a round...
$2,800.00
This Louis XIV style lantern pendant was made in the Early 20th Century. It consists of a beautifully crafted brass frame with beveled glass panels. Floral bud finials embellish the joints of the frame, while acanthus flourishes decorate the top...
$2,400.00
This 20th Century plafonnier or ceiling pendant is styled after the Art Nouveau Jefferson moonstone lamps. It consists of a milk glass bowl, brass chains, and brass canopy. Gold-hued floral medallions punctuate the bowl's exterior and correspond to the four...
