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Click here to subscribeA William Arthur Smith Benson (1854-1924) Arts & Crafts oil lamp, circa 1890, the copper reservoir supported on three waisted uprights with central brass sphere stretcher, impressed mark to foot W.A.S. Benson, with cranberry glass shade and funnel, 69.5cm high including funnel x 18.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request
A Troika pottery table lamp, initials to the base for Avril Bennet, embossed and incised with glazed geometric motifs over a textured buff and brown ground, painted marks to underside, 55cm high including shade, 31cm high excluding light fitting, A/FIf there is no condition report shown, please request
A late 19th century pottery and brass oil lamp converted to electric.Condition:- General wear throughout with some nibbles and chips to top and bottom rim of glass shade, chip to underrim of enamel on resevoir, holes have been drilled through the resevoir and body of the lamp, wire has been cut off in three places.
An Art Deco gilded spelter lamp, modelled as a dancing girl holding a globe, on plinth, height overall 50cmThe globe has some type of white tape holding it in place, the hand appears to be OK, shade does not appear to be broken either. Visible wear/ rubbing to the figure, a couple on minor chips to the base, this will need re wiring.
A FRENCH GILT METAL AND STAINED WOOD STANDARD LAMP FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY The graduating pillar body, raised on an elegant tri-foot, with white fabric shade 155cm (excluding shade) Condition Report: Is in overall good condition and presents really well. Minor marks, scratches and dents throughout. Some oxidation and rubbing to the patina of the metal. Some darker patches with build up of varnish and then paler patches too, to the wood. Some foxing to the wood, which presents as speckles at the foot and not considerable. All condition points in line with age and wear. Condition Report Disclaimer
JACQUES ADNET (FRENCH, 1900-1984) A FLOOR LAMP; CIRCA 1950 With leather-covered tripod base and cream paper shade 140cm high Provenance: Jean-François de Blanchetti, Paris Acquired from Galerie Matthieu Richard, Paris, 26 March 2010 Literature: Alain René Hardy and Gaëlle Millet, 'Jacques Adnet', Paris, 2009, p. 247 for a related model Condition Report: Leather base and stem have few marks that are consistent with age and use. Minimal marks to shade. Pac tested. Condition and use reflect its lack of significant age and light use in a domestic setting. See additional images Condition Report Disclaimer
A pair of mahogany table lamps, 20th century, each with a baluster turned column and turned base, with a pleated green shade, 67cm high (2) Condition ReportGood both bases measure approx 35.5cm high, bases are approx 15cm diameter they are catalogued as a pair and thus do matchPAT test - Passed The lampshades in the catalogue image are fitted at different heights. the metal bracket to hold the shade on one lamp is missing
Two 20th century resin table lamps, comprised of an Academy lamp decorated with three flower fairy figures to the stand and a flower bush shaped shade, and a lamp decorated with a courting couple swinging under a swing to the base, raised on a wooden plinth base with a brass stand and white lamp shade atop. Makers mark signed to the reverse of the swinging figures. Largest lamp measuring approx. 76cm x 42cm.
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