Gritt Co Indian Girl Chalkware Motion Lamp, circa 1928

Pair of Continental Art Co. green fairy lamps. Vintage 1950s complete with fiberglass lamp shades. A spellbinding duet of mid‑century whimsy and Hol...

This mid-century chalkware lamp showcases a detailed sculptural bust of a young Polynesian woman elegantly styled with flowing blonde hair and accented by gold accessories...

Mid-century modern atomic plaster and walnut table lamp with original shade, circa 1960s. Features a teardrop-form textured bisque base with ivory flecks with a tall walnut neck abov...

Pair of urn form Rococo style heavy cast plaster table lamps with a tactile variegated gray glaze and aged gilt finish. Antiqued brass bases with brass stems, harps and sockets.

American Modern, Chalkware, Metal, Table Lamps, USA, 1950s Pair of modernist chalkware and metal ceramic table lamps designed and produced in the US in the middle of the 20th centur...

Large American Art Deco Task Lamp c.1928 with beautiful details. Streamlined geometric details that were typical of the Art Deco period.

A stunning pair of Figural Chalkware Lamps made by the Plasto Manufacturing Company of Chicago. Extremely rare to find these lamps in good condition since they are made from plaster ...

Shape and color cause this lamp by F.A.I.P. to stand out from the crowd. It has a beautiful rust-orange color and symmetrical panels embedded at each level from base to the area under the socket. FAIP...

Travelling to the beat of a different design drum... If you Love Lucy, late 40's/ early 50's Hollywood, wanted to dance all night at the Tropicana to Ricky Ricardo's band, you may love this lamp by the Continental Lamp Co. The male figural plaster lamp and original hand woven cotton shade are in good vintage condition. The Continental Lamp Co. produced and wide variety of styles during the mid 20th century and lamps by the company have become quite collectible. This mid-century Saxon crusader Robin Hood wood nymph themed chalk-ware figural table lamp. Continental Art Lamp Company was a Chicago based manufacturer located on the famous Division Street. The owners were John Matanky, the son of Russian immigrants, and three Italian nationals. Plaster lamps were made from molds of sculptures by Italian designers. Production began in 1948 or 1949 and ended in 1962. The plaster lamp base...

Rare German chalkware table lamp featuring a stylized geometric woman’s silhouette as the base. The figure's smooth, streamlined curves contrast heavy geometric lines, while her vibr...