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Click here to subscribeA 20th century Tiffany style lamp, the glazed shade decorated with dragonflies. Height +/- 46 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lamp is complete and currently lit in the saleroom. It seems to be in generally very good condition with no major issues. There are some stress fractures to the glass panels but no actual breaks or losses. The base column is in good condition and the on/off switch operates as it should.
A Tiffany style standard lamp, the glazed shade decorated with dragonflies. Overall height 167 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lamp is in working order. The shade is in good condition, we can see no signs of any chips, cracks or restoration. The column and base are again in good order with no signs of any issues.
A Tiffany style standard lamp, the shade decorated with downward facing dragonflies. Overall height +/- 169 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lamp is in good working order. One of the white glass sections to the shade has two cracks towards the lower end but all the others are in good condition. The base and column are both in good clean order as well.
An early 20th century brass Corinthian column standard lamp, with tasselled shade. Height excluding light fitting 126 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lamp is in good working order, and we have it illuminated now. The column shows some signs of age-related wear but nothing untoward. The base is solid and sits flat on our floor.
Late 19th century oil lamp, with brass Corinthian column base, clear glass reservoir, Kinks 2 Duplex burner etched ruby glass shade and chimney. Height +/- 85 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The shade is in good order, with no chips, no cracks, no repairs and no restoration. The font is also in good condition with no chips or cracks. The base is in good order and has not been drilled.
Y BERNARD ROOKE (b.1938) - a stoneware sectional floor standing lamp base, the four sections decorated with dragonflies and other insects and plants, on a swept square base, incised signature beside wire hole, 49" high (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No apparent damage or restoration. HOWEVER, there is a missing section between the top and main large pierced circular section (which enclosed a bulb), no shade.
Three Chinese glazed vase table lamps, late 20th century - comprising: one with two figures on a gilt-brass base; one with fish; and another with archaistic phoenix panels; together with a turquoise lamp with brass band, pleated fabric and one paper shade, height 37 cm exc. fitment (4) Provenance: The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery Note: It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
A French tole peinte egg coddle converted to a table lamp, mid-19th century - with gilt swan-neck handles and paw feet, later parcel-gilt green-painted shade, overall height 50 cm; together with a pair of modern lacquered and patinated brass candlestick lamps, of tapering form, cream paper shades, height 26 cm exc. fitment (3) Provenance: The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery Note: It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
A Chinese cloisonne bottle vase table lamp, early 20th century - decorated with birds amid flowering branches, pleated fabric shade, 38 cm high exc. fitment; together with a pair of vase table lamps decorated with tigers; a pair of yellow composition table lamps; and a vase table lamp decorated with leaves, fabric and paper shades, 35cm high exc. fitment and smaller (6) Provenance: The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery Note: It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.Condition Report: The cloisonné lamp - good overall condition with some tiny pitted holes in areas. The pair of lamps with tigers - no apparent damages and in ready to place condition. The pair of yellow composition lamps - some scratches to the bodies showing white and uneven decorated surface (simulating a glaze). The single vase lamp decorated with leaves - very good condition with no apparent condition issues.Please note - It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
A group of five glazed lamps, late 20th century - comprising: a pair of crackle-glazed lamps on square brass bases; a crackle-glazed lamp by Valsan; a crackle-glazed lamp with beaded mounts; and a white-glazed lamp on pieced hardwood base, all with pleated fabric or paper shade, height 33 cm exc. fitment and smaller (5) Provenance: The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery Note: It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
A rare ‘D & B’ Glassware as purchased by H.M. Queen Mary, a clear glass lamp base with green glass shade, in original green and white box the lid printed with “D & B” Glassware - As purchased by H.M.Queen Mary and side ‘Sole Agents - C.W. Norris Distributors ltd, Farnworth, Lancs’ —2in. (5cm.) height of lamp - a similar lamp can be seen at the Young V & A’s Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House this house was made in 1887 by a Liverpool firm called Ashcroft who normally specialised in billiard tables. It was made for a Miss Barker. Queen Mary bought it from the Royal School of Needlework where it was in an exhibition. At the time there was no furniture in the house but the Queen had furniture made and supervised all the interior decoration herself. It was given to the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1921.
German gilt soft metal light fittings, a ceiling oil-lamp hanging on three chains with pink glass shade —4 ½in. (11.5cm.) drop and a pair of wall lights with glass; gold painted cast-metal ceiling light with two branches and globe shades; and a wall bracket light with hinged lamp (missing shade)
A British Made ceiling oil lamp, with white domed shade, the cast brackets with ladies, flowers and scrolls, 53cm high, c.1910; another, similar; a 19th gilt metal two light, two branch side light, 41cm high, c.1850; an early 20th century oil lamp, milk glass reservoir, painted with foliage, cranberry glass shade, 25cm high; cranberry glass shade; others
Duplex oil lamp, c. early 20th century, with cranberry glass reservoir, above brass fluted cylindrical column and base, on ebonised stand, stamped to the wick, with later tinted glass shade, 44.5cm high.CONDITION REPORT: Drilled and adapted for electricity. There is a chip to the glass reservoir and losses to the funnel mount. There is staining to the brass.
Art Nouveau oil lamp, probably British made, with glass reservoir decorated with stylised green glass iridescent motifs above a shaped brass column with further repoussé reserves on adapted Victorian ceramic stand, stamped 'F' to the wick, with opaque shade and later glass funnel, 28cm high.CONDITION REPORT: Drilled and adapted for electricity. There is staining to the reservoir and to the brass.
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