Rare 18th Century Carved Water-Gilded Italian Urn Table Lamp

18th century Silver leafed, carved wood handled urns converted to lamps. On new bases with custom parchment shades.

Italian 18th century two handled urn with silver gilding. This beautifully carved late Baroque urn will make a unique side table, console table, or lamp. It has been modified with a ...

Unusual poly-chromed wooden figurative candleholders carved in Mexico in the late 18th to mid-19th century converted into table lamps, circa 1940. The figures have had minor restorat...

This finely carved and robust Baroque urn made as a lamp standard, though now unwired, was made in Italy. The gilding is very good and shows nice wear and patina with traditional red...

Fine, 18th Century, Italian, Carved & Gilded Pricket Candlestick Upcycled Into A Table Lamp, 31½” High Finely carved with classical turnings and ornamentation, the gilding burnished...

A pair of French carved and gilt wooden fragments from the 18th century, made into table lamps. Created in France during the 18th century, each of this pair of architectural fragments was mounted into a table lamp wired for the US. Showcasing carved gold and silver accents highlighting carved waterleaves and garlands, the lamps are unfinished in the back. Raised on polygonal bases, this pair of 18th century French fragments made into lamps will bring an undeniable touch of elegance to any home, perhaps displayed atop a pair of commodes...

Hand carved and silver gilt wood urns converted to lamps. Newly re-wired. Shades not included. European, late 18th to early 19th century.

Pair of pricket bases, of silver giltwood, each carved into an urn shape with fluted socle on round foot. Lamped on custom bases of Lucite. Stock ID: D7230

A pair of exceptionally rare and unusually tall antique brass table lamps from the 18th century. English, circa 1760. Why We Like Them: These stunning rare lamps offer a unique bl...

The lion has been a symbol of England since the late 12th century, when King Richard I (Richard the Lionheart) adopted the animal for his first Great Seal. This lion was carved out of pine in England during the 1700’s and has since been repurposed into a table lamp. Wired for use in American homes, the lamp has been paired with a 20 1/8-inch diameter cream shade. The rampant lion is leaning on a scrolled shield with a bend dexter and fields of squares and roundels. A rectangular plinth with several layers of thin molding provides a stable base for the lamp. Our 18th century pine lion table lamp...