B.J.A. Smith Pair of pedestal lamps, designed for the residence of Col. Charles Hudson, Hessle, ...

A pair of table lamps designed by Kai Ruokonen for "Design Kai Finnmark" stickers., Brass, Height: 46cm, diam: 38cm

A pair of table lamps designed by Kai Ruokonen for Lynx.. Brass. Height: 20cm diameter: 20cm.

A pair of custom order ceiling lamps designed by Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy 40´s, from the bank of Mikkeli, Finland. Another signed TAITO, Brass, glass, Height: 108-115cm, diameter: 53cm

Pair of 1930's Pattyn Products table lamps. Designed by Walter Von Nessen. Features a brass and bakelite insert on a tiered aluminum body. Features white glass shades. One unlabeled and one labeled Pa

Pair of Contemporary Slate Table Lamps with Custom Shades designed by Steven Gambrel The lamps 34 x 15 x 15 in. (to socket), 38 x 20 in. (overall). Illustrated in Steven Gambrel, Steven Gambrel T

A Pair Of 19th C. French Malachite Figural Bronze Table/Pedestal/Lamp

decorated with figures and calligraphy 21 5/8 x 10 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. (54.9 x 26.7 x 21.6 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate, Beverly Hills, CA, the residence designed by architect Bud Ashton, the

Green Leather Upholstered Chesterfield Sofa and Pair of Similar Armchairs Height of sofa 29 1/2 inches, length 6 feet 5 inches, depth 36 inches. C Property of a Residence Designed by Hutton Wilkinson,

Second half 20th century. Rosewood laminate frames and black leather upholstery. One chair and ottoman marked "Herman Miller", one chair marked "Designed by Charles Eames, Herman Miller, Zealand, Mich

Pair of custom designed patinated bronze floor lamps, in the manner of Maison Jansen, having an ebonized cylindrical shade, the interior with a copper finished interior, above the tubular standard ris

A Pair Of Large 19th C. French Figural Patinated Bronze Torchiere Lamps On Separated Marble Pedestals. Candelabras (Torchieres): H 39" x D 23", Pedestals: H 32.5" x D 26.5"; Total Size: H 71.5" x D 26

A Pair Of Large 19th C. French Figural Patinated Bronze Torchiere Lamps On Separated Marble Pedestals. Candelabras (Torchieres): H 39" x D 23", Pedestals: H 32.5" x D 26.5"; Total Size: H 71.5" x D 26

A pair of bronze Tete de Femme lamps for Excalibur Foundry (New York), designed by Alberto Giacometti (Swiss, 1901-1966). Iconic works with Modernist figural female bust sculptures cast in dark bronze

Hector Guimard Lamp Measures 23"H x 9.5"W x 1.5"D

Pair of double light bronze lamps. Stylized base rises to double flowers. Signed and impressed with foundry mark; 18.5in.H. x 9.5in.D.base

Pair of classical designed bronze vases mounted as lamps by Pierre Philippe Thomire (1751-1843 France). Gorgeous design with double handled urns mounted with wreathes and figures. High polished and la

each resting on a carved pedestal; Provenance: The Estate of Charles Hackett of Charles and Charles, San Jose, CA; 18 inches wide; 20 inches deep; 76 1/2 inches high

Charles and Ray Eames Custom planter box USA, c. 1952iron, casters 5 h × 33 w × 60 d in (13 × 84 × 152 cm) This custom planter was designed for the Phillip Dunne Reside

Pair gilt bronze mounted sevres style candelabras with lamps, standing on porcelain pedestals, working condition, W: 23 inches, H: 72 inches, D: 21 inches

Mid-Century Modern walnut and brass lamp. Conical shade and pull down switch. Designed by Modeline, CA. Circa 1960's; 31in.H. x 7in.W.

A pair of Monumental Gothic Revival, church style pedestals composed of a dark hued wood with carved openwork arches, floral motifs, further designed with skirted lower half. Finished with inverted po

TIFFANY EGYPTIAN REVIVAL FAVRILE GLASS BEETLE AND 18K GOLD PAIR OF EARRINGS, BY LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY, TIFFANY & CO. signed. Designed as an iridescent favrile glass beetles. Circa 1915. Measures 32.7m

Princess Diana's smart grey blue pinstripe wool and cashmere jacket with silver shiny buttons, designed by Margaretha Ley. It was worn on April 17, 1989, when the Princess and Prince Charles visited s

[NAPOLEONIC BRITISH ARMY UNIFORMS]. SMITH, Charles Hamilton. Costume of the Army of the British Empire, according to the latest regulations, 1814. Designed by an officer of the staff. London: W. Bulme