Aesthetic Movement Brass & Satsuma Newel Post Lamp

French Aesthetic Movement pierced brass converted oil floor lamp, early 20th c., having an etched globe shade over a single light socket, over font, above the twisted floral etched standard, rising on

AMERICAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT BRASS AND COPPER BANQUET LAMP, copper body with gilded repousse fruiting tree ornamentation, copper drop-in font fitted with a Miller kerosene burner, raised on a gilt-bron

Victorian light fixture; Aesthetic Movement brass hanging electrified oil lamp with blue glass jewels. Opaque white glass shade. Clear glass font. 23 1/4"H x 14"W

Antique Aesthetic Movement Hammered Copper & Brass Converted Oil Lamp with Blown Glass Shade. Measures 15 inches high x 8 inches in diameter.

An Aesthetic Movement pendant ceiling lamp, the brass circular frame supporting three lights with opaque etched glass shades and central dome, 21 1/2" in diameter

Metal cylinder with applied floral branches. 11"h

Early 20th century Victorian lady statue newel post lamp, signed "PAIX PAR RAN COULT" on brass plaque, 23 1/2" H plus shade. Condition - good.

HART, SON, PEARD & CO., LONDON & BIRMINGHAM AESTHETIC MOVEMENT TABLE LAMP, CIRCA 1880 brass and champleve enamel, later converted to electricity, contemporary shade(27.5cm high to fitting)

CIRCA 1900 33" HIGH BLACKSMITH POT METAL STATUE, POSSIBLY A NEWEL POST LAMP, LOOKS LIKE A LIGHT AT ONE TIME WENT IN HIS HAND THAT'S RAISED, EVEN WEAR TO THE FINISH, BRASS PLAQUE IN FRONT READS L E TRA

Auguste Poitevin (1819-1873, French), "Tete Ronde," late 19th c., patinated spelter figure, with a brass name plate "Clarence," on an integral stepped circular base, now wired as a newel post lamp, H.

Victorian Aesthetic Movement Brass Pull Down Candle Light with Floral etched glass shade on a brass frame, pull down oil lamp / Measures: 10"H x 8" diameter

Early Limoges-style lamp base with bats, period Aesthetic Movement fittings and brass base, Cincinnati, OH, 1882; Impressed ROOKWOOD 1882, incised MLN; Overall: 15 1/4" x 7 1/2", vase only: 5 1/2" x 6

Aesthetic Movement style floor lamp. NYC, Early 20th Century. Standing brass and bronze floor lamp with four bulbs, acanthus motifs, grape bunches and vine decoration strewn around base. Illumination

Oscar Bach Style Brass Table Top Lantern Post Lamp from the Arts and Crafts Movement era. The lantern is 6 paneled, one panel is hinged to open for bulb access; wiring is good, lights fine. All in bra

20th C., the base hand-painted ceramic mounted on brass, the blown glass shade also hand-painted No apparent chips, cracks, or scratches Overall: appx. 20-3/4"h

DESCRIPTION: Aesthetic movement oil lamp. Electrified. White metal base with floral motif handles in the shape of the god Pan. With brass collar and shade supports. Later milk glass painted shade with

Tiffany Studios Newel Post Lamp with Pulled Feather Shades Circa 1905. Favrille glass, patinaed bronze. Ht. 16 in.

Early 20th century American newel post lamp, executed in bronze depicting the goddess Diana holding a frosted light aloft, the figure dressed in gilt accented robes and sandals with bracelets on her a

Gorgeous 36" tall figural maiden Art Nouveau period newel post lamp with roses and vaseline glass grape shade covers. It doesn't get any more Victorian than this, folks. Complete original patina.

French Figural Bronze Newel Post Lamp late 19th century patinated bronze with a robed female holding an etched glass shade 32 in. high

Large Art Nouveau Figural Newel Post Lamp ca. 1900, French, composed of patinated spelter, marble and frosted glass, the figural standard, after Jules-Felix Coutan (French, 1848-1939), of a woman hold

Aesthetic Movement Brass and Silver Plate Velvet Lined Folio Stand, Possibly Charles Parker 31 1/4 x 17 x 14 1/4 in.

American Aesthetic Movement Brass Four-Arm Gasolier fourth quarter 19th century, with pierced branch-and-leaf decor, fitted with period etched glass shades with deeply etched branch-and-leaf design, n

Art Nouveau Patinated Metal Newel Post Lamp ca. 1900, featuring a winged maiden supporting lilies, after the statue "Jeunesse", by Pierre-Etienne-Daniel Campagne (French, 1851-1910), signed "Campagne"