Pair of Enameled Pewter Lamps Possibly Edward F.

Pair Persian enameled vase lamps, 19th/20th c., possibly Ardabil, hand painted floral and geometric decoration, 20.5"h x 4"squ. (incl. fittings) Provenance: The Collection of Robert Wood Johnson IV, N

A Pair of French Gilt-Bronze and Polished Brass Three-Light Torcheres, possibly Edward F. Caldwell & Company, New York, first half of 20th century, height 90 inches.

A pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Circle and Ellipse oil/fluid lamps, possibly Patrick F. Slane's American Glass Co. Violet Blue, each has a hexagonal font raised on a conforming standard with

A pair of antique early 20th-century silver-plated table lamps by Edward F. Caldwell and Co., a prominent American lighting manufacturer. The lamps have a triangular base and a long figurative shaft.

A pair of silver metal table lamps in the form of two-light candelabra Edward F. Caldwell & Co. (active 1895-1959), New York, NY, early 20th century Bold bases with foliate motifs, the candle cups sup

DESCRIPTION: A pair of French porcelain converted lamps possibly Sevres. Feature a cobalt blue base hue, embellished with hand painted maidens encompassed by ornate gilded patterns. Each urn is fitted

DESCRIPTION: A pair of French porcelain converted lamps possibly Sevres. Feature a cobalt blue base hue, embellished with hand painted maidens encompassed by ornate gilded patterns. Each urn is fitted

PORCELAIN LITHOPHANE FAIRY / NURSERY LAMPS, PAIR, white ground, cylinder forms with scroll embossing between two curved lithophanes, depicting bust of possibly Queen Alexandra and King Edward, each un

Edward F. Caldwell & Co. (New York, 1895-1959), 20th century. Pair of two-light bronze sconces in the neoclassical taste, each having a green enameled oval plaque with white urn. I.B.E.W. paper label

A gilt-bronze mounted blue glazed porcelain vase mounted as a lamp Edward F. Caldwell & Co. (active 1895-1959), New York, NY, early 20th century The vase of baluster form, possibly of French origin. (

Pair of Art Deco Oscar Bach iron, enamel and iridescent / Quezal glass floor lamps, torcheres, circa 1920. Two foliate scrolled arms with enameled flowers, pair of iridescent glass vases, possibly Que

Fine and highly decorative pair of Green art glass lamps with mint green enameled string overlay and gold leaf accents. Unmarked, possibly Moser. Measuring approx 24.5" tall. Design that caters to man

Pair of vintage, possibly antique, Dodo ‘Bat’ model red railroad traffic lanterns. Enameled Metal and glass with kerosene lamp inserts. Trademarked on metal. Made in England. Manufactured first ha

large pair of Chinese export style polychrome painted enameled porcelain vases, possibly Samson. Overall: 27" high; without base: 17 3/4" high, 7 1/2" diameter.

possibly pewter h. 36-1/4 w. 6-1/2 in. (at base) Provenance: The estate of a Hartsdale, NY lady Limited Preview: Please note that this auction has a limited in-person preview. Not all items may be on

Pair of white ceramic table lamps having hand painted foliate motif to sides. Cast bronze bases and detail with decorative motif. 21.5 inches height, 5 inches width, 5 inches depth. 21.5"H x 5"W x 5"D

With jade plaques on both sides. With fish handles. On wood bases. With shades. Vase part approx. 15" H.

Pair of Edward F. Caldwell Gilt Bronze Two Light Wall Sconces, Louis XVI Style, New York, early 20thc. Finely cast as a quiver of arrows with floral roundels over a fluted tapering backplate, with a p

Pair of Edward F. Caldwell, NY Gilt Bronze Wall Sconces, Louis XVth Style, New York, early 20thc. Finely cast as a quiver of arrows with floral roundels over a fluted tapering backplate, with a pair o

Pair Pewter Candlestick Lamps By Virginia Metalcrafters. 21" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONS

Pair of pewter lamps with shades. [29 1/2" H; Shades: 11 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 13" H].

In the Baroque style, with original fitment, electrified. Provenance: Property of a New York family **Updated with photos illustrating splits beneath each cherub's face, split on socket cover and fini

Chinese 19th Century Enameled Porcelain & Pewter Lamp or Candlestick, the porcelain with a design of "Successful Boys" playing in a Garden with a round pewter pan attached to the top. Height 10 inches

French, late 19th century, possibly by Edward F. Caldwell and Company, unmarked, black marble central piece with trailing vine, flanked by draped gilt bronze columns and three figural masked figures,