Small Art Nouveau Table Lamp with Brass and Enamel Accents, 1920s

Sculptural Art Nouveau Table Lamp in Brass, Europe, 1920s. This is a wonderful and rare art nouveau table lamp in patinated brass. Very good and timeless design. Please note the 'wi...

France / 1920 / Table Lamp / brass, glass, marble / Art Nouveau French Art Nouveau table lamp made around 1920. This rare lamp features a delicate decorated brass stem and black mar...

A very beautiful Art Nouveau table lamp with a strong feminine design. The stem and base have been clearly inspired by a long flowing dress. Such a beautiful shape and design from ...

This table lamp features a brass base with a tapered, streamlined column that provides a sturdy foundation. Topping the lamp is a unique dome-shaped glass shade in a warm beige hue, ...

Art nouveau Brass piano lamp. Paris 1920s 2,5 meter black cotton flex, plug and switch in base B15 – bulb holder Available with UK / US plug B15 bulb holder. Priced per individua...

This is a wonderful early 20th century table lamp in sand cast brass and etched glass. Made in Europe, 1920s. Quintessentially art nouveau with its floral and natural forms, this ta...

1920s classical marble lamp with brass accents. Lamp needs to be rewired.

This exquisite Art Nouveau table lamp, created circa 1920, is attributed to Alessandro Mazzucotelli (Italy, 1865–1938), one of the most celebrated Italian masters of wrought iron des...

Emile Gallé, French Art Nouveau, Decorated Glass, Brass, Table Lamp, France, 1920s A French Art Nouveau table lamp designed by Emile Gallé (1846-1904) in early 20th century France. ...

Wonderful ceramics table lamp made by Michael Andersen & Sons, Denmark in the 1920s. The earthenware lamp base was handmade and decorated with owl reliefs and expressive red glazing. Stamped underneath "MA&S" and model no. 621. Equipped with a new flax linen shade. Michael Andersen & Sons was a famous danish ceramics workshop established in 1890 at the small island of Bornholm, Denmark. They were one of Denmarks finest ceramics workshops. With traditional names such as "Søholm", "Michael Andersen" and "Hjorth's Keramik", Bornholm has managed to place itself heavily on the Danish map...