1830s Table Lamps

Dating to the early 19th century (circa 1830s), this pair of period Charles X lamps would make fantastic light sources for an office desk, a pair of bedside nightstands, or a long co...

With acanthus-wrapped fluted columns on scroll-form feet and triangular base. Lamp shades not included. Height to socket is 20" - height can be adjusted with different harps.

Two light . Converted from a pair of urns. Classical campagna form with square wreath mounted plinths.

Very Rare Pair of early 19thc French Rococo style China Blue Parrots amongst Saxe Porcelain Flowers on Bronze Vines and Bronze Base Table Lamps. These were originally for candles, la...

Unusual lamps with embroidered silk and gold and silver wire filagree covered tole shades. Adjustable shade. Three candle arms and one central one not fitted with a bar to support sh...

A pair of Charles X candelabra in patinated dark bronze with gilt bronze highlights having fine detailing throughout, now as table lamps. Very elaborate neoclassical detailing, incl...

Pair tall antique Louis Philippe French Paris porcelain table lamps. Decorated with hand Ppainted flowers and gilding on a celadon ground, circa 1835. Mounted on carved wood bases. M...

Each of reeded acanthus wrapped columnar support supporting three candleholders with removable nozzles; raised on three paw feet on an incurved tripartite base; later fitted with two...

Pair of English Sheffield and Wedgewood figural solar lamps with the original frosted etched foliage and berry shades. Early 19th century. Pair of lamps have been electrified.

Very nice quality pair of William IV period gilt brass candelabra, now as lamps, having acanthus and lotus leaf designs, the column form body with foliate cast collars and standing o...

Pair of French Late Empire Bronze Table Lamps, circa 1830 An elegant and sophisticated pair of French Late Empire table lamps, originally crafted as bronze candlesticks in the 1830s...

A Large & Impressive Louis Philippe Bouillotte Lamp, originally for candles. Exquisite Detail. Original Gilding. Great Condition. France, circa 1830 Dimensions: Height (overall) 42 ...

An unusual and finely cast circa 1835 English William IV or French Louis Philippe period ormolu and black-patinated solid bronze table lamp of columnular form, the base originally us...

A large, 72cm, beautiful English William IV table lamp, circa 1835 in date. The striking lamp features the original glass receiver, classic William IV design and has been converte...

Fine pair of French 19th Century patinated and gilt bronze candlesticks, now as lamps, having acanthus and lotus leaf cast details and having three scroll detailed supports and stand...

A handsome pair of candelabra in gold and green patinated bronze. The three candle arms extend from a collared Corinthan column with balustered base exhibiting lambs tongue and anthe...

This is an elegant French glazed porcelain and bisque urn converted to a lamp. The oval-form vase with sphinx busts has a bisque section with painted flowers in a decorated basket on...

An exceptionally fine pair of crimson red porcelain candlesticks with fine gilt decoration hung with most unusual spade drops. Measures: Height 19 cm (7 1/2") Width 13 cm (5") P...

A large English, William IV gilt bronze lamp with a hexagonal base lapis lazuli painted central column and gilt bronze leaves.

An Interesting Pair of William IV Period Bronze Colza Rhyton Lamps Attributed to Thomas Messenger and Now Electrified c.1835 The lamps in the form of classical rhytons with covers and lighting elements, now electrified, in tubes attached to the front of the boars’ heads. These fine lamps were originally intended to be used with wicks and colza oil stored in the urn-shaped reservoirs. The design of the rhytons is taken directly from a plate in G. B. Piranesi’s highly influential series Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcofagi, published in 1778. The rhyton was a classical drinking vessel but the enormous sculptural representation of one reproduced by Piranesi was highly influential on the generation of grand tourists, and would-be grand tourists, of the late 18th century and the design came to be reproduced in many branches of the decorative arts from porcelain versions to bronze and marble reductions and, as in the present example, as designs for lighting. The use of the rhyton as a colza lamp...

Pair of Italian bronze five-arm figural candelabras with decorative floral motif, flanking rams heads, and terminating on a tripod base with acanthus winged cherub motif. Early 19th ...

Good quality French bronze Rococo oil lamp base, converted to electric. PAT tested for the U.K. Wonderful patina and very well cast. Lead weighted to base. Circa 1840.

a pair of fine lamps of Siena marble with gold and silver gilt bronze mounts and supports, France, circa 1830 37" H x 8" diameter base PRICED WITHOUT SHADES (SHADES AVAILABLE SE...