2 lamps. 20 each or both for 30

2 lamps. 20 each or both for 30   « Less

this attractive art deco floor lam is designed with white glass , tole metal in green/blue and painted with gold. brown cord, tall with arm. Pierced border, ring finial,  More »

this attractive art deco floor lam is designed with white glass , tole metal in green/blue and painted with gold. brown cord, tall with arm. Pierced border, ring finial, vintage , perhaps mid century and is working. The presentation is excellent. overall dimension 56.5" H. x 11" W. x D base diameter 10" - Pierced Shade: 5.5." x 10" also glass is 5.5" x 8" . left metal holding is 5.5" h. The lamp from the top to the end of holding is 16" H, direct purchase http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

Superb early floors standing Corinthian column Oil Lamp German Origins mid Victorian, stands 93 cm high diameter of shade 20 cm, offering free delivery UK reference FBS  More »

Superb early floors standing Corinthian column Oil Lamp German Origins mid Victorian, stands 93 cm high diameter of shade 20 cm, offering free delivery UK reference FBS International Tel: +44 7505 165 843 We accept online payments for all our items listed: Bank transfer cash on collection personal cheques or if wishing over the phone using your debit or credit cards, also doing layby payments plan, or email giving your address details & contact number and we shall send you your items invoice to make payment with your card. Send your request to - john.strong2@gmail.com   « Less

Superb early floor standing Corinthian column Oil Lamp German Origins mid Victorian, stands 93 cm high diameter of shade 20 cm, offering free delivery worldwide reference FBS  More »

Superb early floor standing Corinthian column Oil Lamp German Origins mid Victorian, stands 93 cm high diameter of shade 20 cm, offering free delivery worldwide reference FBS International Tel: +44 7505 165 843 We accept online payments for all our items listed: Bank transfer cash on collection personal cheques or if wishing over the phone using your debit or credit cards, also doing layby payments plan, or email giving your address details & contact number and we shall send you your items invoice to make payment with your card. Send your request to - john.strong2@gmail.com   « Less

Art Nouveau Style Lamp in style of Gustave Gurschner, Austria. There is a signature "Gustave Gurschner" on the base,but it is not an original. This one is an earlier enlarged  More »

Art Nouveau Style Lamp in style of Gustave Gurschner, Austria. There is a signature "Gustave Gurschner" on the base,but it is not an original. This one is an earlier enlarged copy with every detail of the original. They came out on a market sometime in 1940th and are the best copes so far. The original was created by Austrian sculptor Gurschner 1897 and is described as following in his workbook: GG-1897008: Electrical table-lamp „The Leaving“, bronze, brown patina, on black pickled wood base, egg-shaped white glass body, on the plinth signed with „GURSCHNER“, foundry label „K. K. KUNSTGIESSEREI WIEN“ (K. K. ART FOUNDRY VIENNA) , height of 60 cm, mod. no. 70 (1897). This particular piece is beautifully executed! The group of bronzes represents three figures. A young man raises his new loving, while its „Leaving“ tries to keep itself desperately still on him. It is 165 cm (65")high bronze figure, with a lamp screen. As floor-lamp the bronze is offered with a lamp screen Tiffany style 14" in diameter. Stain glass lamp screen. Base is 15" x 15".   « Less

Decorative Pair or purchased as a single floor lamp with paint decoration in soft muted tones with a hand made parchment shade and colored trim on the shade to compliment the  More »

Decorative Pair or purchased as a single floor lamp with paint decoration in soft muted tones with a hand made parchment shade and colored trim on the shade to compliment the floor lamp, H:6' Height of Shade: 17.5" Diameter of shade: 25/5". LifestyleAntiques.com is the web site where one can shop on line or if you are in the area we are an antique dealer in Summerland, California just 3 minutes south of Santa Barbara. Specializing in European Antique Furniture and our accent is antique lighting for your home, or office with handmade parchment shades adorning the selection of unique lamps. We specialize in Decorative Arts and French furniture as well as antique furniture from Spain and Italy, you will find the shop warm and inviting.   « Less

Exceptional Pair of Gold Inclusion Murano Floor lamps, that could be used as Tall table Lamps for the right room, H:57.5". The hand painted parchment shades are a  More »

Exceptional Pair of Gold Inclusion Murano Floor lamps, that could be used as Tall table Lamps for the right room, H:57.5". The hand painted parchment shades are a compliment to the style of these lamps, and they are newly rewired. Murano is an island, north of Venice, in Veneto region, northeastern Italy, with an area of 1,134 acres, in the Laguna Veneta (Venice Lagoon). It was founded between the 5th and the 7th century, and it experienced its major development after 1291, when glass furnaces were moved there from Venice. Murano became the manufacturing centre for Venetian glass, exported in large quantities to all of Europe. It reached its high point in the 16th century, when it had more than 30,000 inhabitants; glassmaking continues but on a considerably reduced scale. A record of this aspect of Murano's history is found in the Museum of Glass Art in the Giustinian Palace. The most important building in Murano is the basilica of Saints Maria e Donato. In its present state it dates from the 13th century, having been rebuilt several times since its founding in the 7th century. Notable for the beautiful external architecture of the apse, it contains a spring-beam roof and most of the original floor. The mosaic in the apse showing the Virgin Mary against a gold background is 13th-century Byzantine. The church of San Pietro Martire, founded in the 14th century (rebuilt 1509), contains paintings by Giovanni Bellini, Paolo Veronese, and Tintoretto. Murano's history and centuries of glass blowing is reflected in this pair of Gold Inclusion lamps, they are a compliment for any decor. Located just south of Santa Barbara in an antique community, the store Lifestyle Antiques with decorative arts and furnishings from Europe, specializing in Italian Furniture, French and Spanish. The elegant collection is located in the heart of Summerland, California, and offers the finest high-end Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Home Furnishings on the South Coast. We feature a rich collection which varies from Murano lamps, decorative pillows, Chandeliers, Mirrors and a fine selection of antique home furnishings. Just 3 minutes south of Santa Barbara. For your convenience you may shop on line: www.lifestyleantiques.com .   « Less

Vintage Italian Silver Gilt Floor Lamp

Vintage Italian Silver Gilt Floor Lamp   « Less

Late 19th / Early 20th century French Gold Gilt Floor Lamp. Three dolphin nose feet, foliate carvings around base and body. Newly converted into a lamp with new wiring and  More »

Late 19th / Early 20th century French Gold Gilt Floor Lamp. Three dolphin nose feet, foliate carvings around base and body. Newly converted into a lamp with new wiring and handpainted light creamy brownish / mauve custom parchment shade. 77"H Located in the heart of Summerland, California, Lifestyle Antiques & Interiors offers the finest high-end Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Home Furnishings on the South Coast. We feature a rich collection from Europe, specializing in Italian Furniture, French and Spanish. The elegant collection varies from antique and Murano lamps, decorative pillows, Chandeliers, Mirrors and a fine selection of home furnishings. Just 3 minutes south of Santa Barbara. For your convenience you may shop on line: www.lifestyleantiques.com .   « Less

Late 17th Century Spanish Column made into a Lamp with custom marble base and handpainted parchment shade. Two available; extra discount given with purchase of pair. The  More »

Late 17th Century Spanish Column made into a Lamp with custom marble base and handpainted parchment shade. Two available; extra discount given with purchase of pair. The monumental 17th Century Spanish columns were brown and green when purchased; our restorer lined the column with silver gilding with a faint red patina. Our specialty stone contractor drilled a small hole through the center for wiring purposes and cut matching custom marble bases. The custom parchment shade is handpainted dark red; gold designs line the base and top of exterior / block gold on interior. Floor switch attached to the newly wired silk cord to turn light on and off with the tap of a foot. Approximately 9'3" High. These antique Spanish column lamps are two of Perry's and Dana's favorite pieces. The significance of the column: in architecture, a vertical element, usually a rounded shaft with a capital and base, which in most cases serves as a support. A column may also be nonstructural, used for a decorative purpose or as a freestanding monument. In the field of architectural design a column is used for decoration as well as support. Classical Greek and Roman architecture made use of five major styles of column (see order), carved from single blocks or created from stacks of massive stone blocks. In ancient Egypt and the Near East, columns, usually large and circular, were used with great effect to decorate and support massive structures, especially in the absence of arches. In Far Eastern architecture, columns tend to be simple in shape but richly decorated. Craftsmen of the Gothic and Romanesque era used the bases and capitals of supporting stone columns as spaces for intricate carving. Baroque designs often featured sinuously carved columns of marble. Modern columns tend to be made of iron, steel, or concrete and are simply designed. Columns may be rectangular, circular, or polygonal in shape; they may taper toward the top, or be of uniform diameter. An engaged, attached, or embedded column is one that is built into a wall and protrudes only partially from it; this type of column came to serve a decorative rather than structural purpose in the Roman pilaster. A cluster or compound column is a group of columns connected with each other to form a single unit. A rostral column is a pillar decorated with the prow of a ship, or rostrum, to serve as a naval monument. These are two of our most unique pieces.   « Less