Signed Bradley and Hubbard Double Student Lamp, Green Shades

Antique American Student Converted Twin Oil Lamp By Bradley & Hubbard 1800's The Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company (1852–1940) was formed in Meriden, Connecticut, and over th...

A gorgeous antique Arts and Crafts or Victorian brass student lamp or desk lamp with white glass shade By Bradley & Hubbard USA, Early 20th Century Measures: 18.5"W x 12"D x 21"H....

This exceptional lamp by Bradley & Hubbard is dated 1908. The heavy brass base has 4 Bryant sockets with acorn pulls. The base is signed on the underside. There are no breaks in the ...

If you're a Mission period enthusiast or looking for that Arts and Crafts piece that finishes the room off with an interesting vibe, this is your lamp. Designed and crafted by Bradley & Hubbard in the early 1900's, this Mission style lamp...

This striking antique Bradley & Hubbard slag glass lamp embodies the geometric elegance of the Arts & Crafts and Prairie School movements. Its octagonal shade features variegated gre...

Antique Bradley & Hubbard oil lamp from 1885-1894, B&H engraved on the base. The lamp is made of antique brass and very ornate cast iron old-gold-gilded and beautiful detailing. Orig...

Exceptional Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau table lamp, with bronze base, bronze and mica shade. The lamp features an organic vase form base, with stylized legs, and arms, which suppor...

A large antique table lamp in the manner of Bradley and Hubbard offers dome form shade housing bent glass panels with reverse painted stylized...

An exceptional antique Art Nouveau or Arts & Crafts period table lamp with gorgeous six-panel curved caramel slag glass shade By Bradley & Hubbard USA, Early 20th Century Measures...

A Linenfold Favrile glass double student lamp from Tiffany Studio (1878-1933) circa 1910s. This rare model features two matching green colored linenfold glass shades (approximately 9.5" in diameter) supported by rubbed bronze lamp frame and base. The shade each feature twelve glass panels bordered by smaller and thicker upper and lower glass trim panels. There is a loop on top of the frame which was used to move the lamp easily. The arm is free to swing, and the height can also be adjusted. Both shades are marked "TIFFANY STUDIOS PAT. APPL'D FOR". The base is marked "TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 316". Sockets and wires all appear original and function well. From 1913 to 1914, the independent designer Henry O. Schmidt (1860–1943) patented a new type of mold-cast glass lampshade panels for Tiffany Studios to imitate delicately pleated silk. Under the directorship of Leslie Hayden Nash, Tiffany Studios offered an expanded range of lampshades in this new Favrile Fabrique style including the double student lamp model. The linenfold lamps were retailed at one of the highest prices among Tiffany favrile lamps...