Quality 1920 s Floor Lamp with Pleated Mica Shade

1920s Metal Floor Lamp with Painted Mica Shade Shade alone Height: 6” height mica shade with brass trim on it Molded metal detailing Shade has wear as shown in pictures - provides ...

A vintage 1960s floor lamp, consisting of a triangular three-rod base which has a twisted finish housing the bulb holder fittings, the stand also has a walnut wooden tier and pleated...

Elegant mid-century floor lamp, most likely of Scandinavian origin, possibly Finnish or Swedish, crafted from brass with a warm, aged patina. The design features a slender, minimalis...

This Mid-Century Modern floor lamp was produced in East Germany (GDR) during the 1970s and reflects the understated elegance of European modernist lighting design. Featuring a pleate...

A very elegant vintage brass floor lamp, Sweden, 1960-1965. Clean lines and organic design from the Scandinavian Modern period, special model with a tall plastic pleated lampshade pr...

Danish floor lamp from the 1960s in teak with pleated shade. Classic design. — Designer: Dansk Design — Period: 1960s — Materials: Teak, pleated fabric shade — Dimensions: H:160cm D...

American Arts and Crafts Style Floor Lamp with Original Mica Shade and Table Top Crest and Co. iron floor lamp with brass accents and an original leaded mica shade. It features a ce...

Floor lamp anonymous, Sweden. 1920's. Carved gilded wood and brass with original two piece silk shade. H: 245 cm/ 8''   

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Modernist floor lamp. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Original solid oak base with solid macassar ebony decorative elements. Shade has been re-uph...

An early 20th century sculptural table lamp, hand-carved in wood, retaining its rare original tiered pagoda lampshade with printed textile and original fringe. A highly characterful and authentic piece with visible patina consistent with age. This early 20th century table lamp is distinguished by its sculptural presence and refined craftsmanship. The carved wooden base shows careful handwork and strong three-dimensional modelling, giving the lamp an almost architectural quality. The surface retains its original patina, enhancing the depth and character of the carving and confirming the lamp’s age and authenticity. The lamp is complemented by its original tiered pagoda lampshade, an increasingly rare survival. Constructed in multiple stepped layers, the shade is covered in printed textile decorated with stylized floral motifs. The layered silhouette creates a warm, atmospheric diffusion of light and adds a strong decorative rhythm to the overall composition. The shade is finished with its original fringe, which further emphasizes the sculptural outline when illuminated. Original lampshades of this complexity and scale are seldom preserved, as they were often replaced or discarded over time. The presence of the original pagoda shade...