Two Pairs of French Enameled Glass Fluid Lamps Converted to Electricity

Two Pairs of French Enameled Glass Fluid Lamps Converted to Electricity 19th/20th Century Height overall of taller example 26 1/2 inches.

A Pair of French Neoclassical Bronze and Cut Glass Fluid Lamps Converted to Electricity   Late 19th Century one example's glass element broken, hardware retained.   Height overall 31 inches.

A Pair of French Opaline Glass Fluid Lamps with Etched Glass Shades Converted to Electricity Late 19th Century Height to top of lamp (excluding shades) 16 3/4 inches.

Pair Charles X bronze sinumbra lamps, 19th c., fluid lamps, converted to electricity, columnar form, with gilt bronze acanthus leaf mounts, on tripod paw feet, and ruffled glass shades, no visible mar

Pair of opaline lamps with blue decoration and two-part frosted shades signed H/M Vortis Illuminator. Converted to electricity Height 26 ½”

A pair of 19th-century French onyx, gilt metal and champléve enamel oil lamp bases of Corinthian column form with slightly differing cranberry glass reservoir (converted to electricity) 66 cm high to

English silver-tone copper converted reading lamps, pair, each having turned stem with magnifying glasses and blinders below two candle lamps, stamped "London," fitted for electricity. 12.25" H.

Victorian Alabaster lamp and two pairs of American glass fluid lamps with metal bases. Dimensions: Alabaster: 20" (EPEN25-233/5) (WT)

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) A grouping of two French white opaline glass table lamps with converted brass oil lamp hardware, each fitted with double light socket outlets and telescopic finials. CIRCA: Early 20

Two Pairs of French Enameled Brass and Mother-of-Pearl Opera Glasses, late 19th century

A pair of pressed glass oil lamps, possibly Baccarat, later converted to electricity. Dimensions: Each shade is 16" in diameter and the overall height is 28".

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Bohemian converted oil, enameled glass lamps feature in a Noir base hue, embellished with hand painted gilded trims and baroque motifs. Each lamp supports an opaline glass oil tan

Two Glass and Brass Fluid Lamps Fitted for electricity. The larger 21 x 5 x 5 in. (to socket), the smaller 17 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (to socket).

Clear glass; hexagonal star shaped bases. Fitted with electric sockets. Two sets matched pairs. Near matches in height but same form. 8.75" to 9.75 H

Fine pair of Japanese Satsuma vases with detailed decoration surrounding the body and with signature at base along with two Chinese blown glass and brass fluid lamps. H6" H4"

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

Two pairs of nearly identical French 19th century painted lanterns, gas converted to electricity. Height: 16 1/2 inches. Very good condition.

Two pairs of nearly identical French 19th century painted lanterns (gas converted to electricity). Height: 16 1/2 inches. Very good condition.

A Pair of Baccarat Molded Glass Fluid Lamps early 20th century each having a twist molded standard and conforming square foot, wired for electricity. Height 33 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000 Provenance

PAIR OF FRENCH PATINATED METAL COLUMNAR LAMPS, LATE 19TH CENTURY Each fluted standard raised on a square stepped plinth with borders of leaf tips, formerly fluid lamps, now fitted for electricity. Hei

converted for electricity; Condition: no shades; 5 inches diameter; 14 inches high overall

Four gilt bronze two branch wall sconces. Central stem with Pan figures, trumpeting arms with ribbon and acanthus leaf embellishment. Converted to electricity. French, early 20th C. By Tisserant Art &

A French Gilt Metal Mounted Glass Table Lamp and Two Pairs of Opaline Glass Vases 19th/20th Century Height of table lamp overall 20 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Chicago, Illinois