a stylish pair of italian white-glazed urns with over-scaled flared reticulated neck over a bulbous mid-section with raised foliate decoration; raised on a splayed base resting on a black lacquer wooden plinth; excellent vintage condition with custom wooden base; rewired
incredibly rich apple-green glass, each with flared neck above a bulbous body; resting on a brass base; excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks; rewired
60's glam at its best, each of large bulbous form covered in a rich olive-green and teal drip glaze; resting on a splayed wooden base with brass perimeter band; excellent condition with no chips or cracks; rewired; with original shades; overall height could be reduced with alternate shades
converted 19th century oil lamps with original fittings; each covered double-handled urn painted with floral and foliate designs; converted brass fixture marked "W. Whiteley Westbourne Grove London"; . knob reads "Hinks's Duplex Patent"; excellent condition with no chips or cracks; rewired; patination to brass; each with underglaze blue crossed swords made after 1825; in 1863 William Whiteley opened his first ‘Fancy Goods’ shop in London developing into Whiteley's Department Store catering to a wealthy clientele
the ovoid lamp painted overall with sailing ships on a choppy sea with mountains in the distance; underside with B and G mark, and artist signed Elias Jutersen; drilled for electrification, rewired
an outstanding example of venetian glasswork, the center support surrounded by 4 tall glass spires above a large bowl and pendant; all emanating 12 curvaceous arms sheathed in imbricated glass rings ending in expressive dolphin heads supporting glass bobeches; excellent antique condition with minor exceptions
a large and well-proportioned chandelier with solid brass scrolled arms emanating from a baluster-shaped column terminating in a large sphere; excellent antique condition with minor overall wear and pitting; new French wiring
these stylish rhombus-form lamps made of clear crackle glass; excellent condition; designed by Paul Hanson Lighting Co. (est. 1920); the most collectible of Paul Hanson lamps are from the Hollywood Regency style and the Chinoiserie styles from the 1940's through 1960's using mid-century modern geometric lines in fine porcelains and crackle glass
