Very Rare Potichomania Studies Lamp Illustrated by Diana Mayo of Deer Stages Etc

Study table lamp by MSDS studio. Materials: Aluminum. Dimensions: D 13.4 x W 15.9 x H 22.7 cm. MSDS STUDIO is a successful Canadian design studio that...

Remarkably well preserved 1950's Folk Art model of a stage coach illuminated from within, complete with working carriage springs and movable yoke and lugga...

1970's metal study table lamp.

Stunning French Art Deco table lamp Gorgeous glass globe shade. With Spelter Deer motif. Sitting on a marble base. In excellent condition and in full working order. And fitting E14 ...

Stunning French Art Deco table lamp Gorgeous glass globe shade. With Spelter Deer motif. Sitting on a marble base. In excellent condition and in full working order. And fitting E14 ...

Very Important Satsuma Porcelain lamp, mounted in Gilt Bronze and silk shade (very damaged, but historical), 19th century, Napoleon III period, Great de...

A very fine pair of mid-Victorian parcel gilt bronze oil lamps, by Hinks, each modelled as a bearded warrior dressed in the style of a Saxon king with a crowned helmet, broadsword and double-headed battle axe, standing in front of a slender scroll support surmounted by a cut glass oil reservoir, all set on a shaped ormolu base encircled with a victor’s wreath of oak leaves, and raised on an octagonal bronze base, converted to electricity, stamped ‘Hinks & Sons Patent’ on the fitting. English, circa 1860. Footnote: James Hinks (1816-1905). Leaving home at 16 he tried many trades from wood turning, japanning, brush making, die sinking, medal making and even being a pub landlord, before manufacturing oil lamps. Working from the Crystal Lamp Works, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham, he was joined by his son Joseph and renamed the company ‘James Hinks and Son in 1862’. They won a patent for ‘improvements in lamps’ the following year and swiftly launched the ‘Patent Duplex Lamp...

An exceptional pair of Arredoluce table lamps in polished stainless steel and travertine marble. Unusual to find a single. Impossible to come across a pair. These lamps are ingenious in their design. A single weight is attached to a thin cable which allows the lamp to be positioned in numerous positions on the upright bars...

A very decorative pair of brass table lamps in Japanese style by Tyndale for Frederick Cooper Lamp Co.  Frederick Cooper Lamp Co. of Chicago, Mid 20th century. Cast in brass...

Rare table lamp by Gino Sarfatti. Model 573 produced by Arteluce from 1956. Adjustable spotlight in anodized aluminium, with screen in green methacrylate. Arms in chrome-plated br...