Bedside table lamp - Porcelain, Metal - H : 64 cm





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A pair of hand-painted porcelain and metal Victorian electrified oil lamps in good condition with floral motifs, dating to the late 19th century (estimated period 1880–1920) and measuring 64 cm tall with 16 cm square bases.
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Pair of electrified Victorian oil lamps in hand-painted porcelain with burnished metal mounts
These oil lamps date to the late 19th century, an era when domestic lighting represented both functionality and decorative prestige. The hand-painted porcelain bases with floral motifs, typically roses, were highly prized in Victorian and Edwardian houses. The burnished metal mounts and the hand-blown glass shades with ruffled edges demonstrate the period's characteristic attention to detail. These lamps were subsequently electrified, a common practice to adapt antique pieces for modern use while preserving their historic charm.
These lamps are particularly valued by antique lighting collectors and enthusiasts of Victorian decor for their timeless elegance and versatile use. The market for such pieces is primarily made up of antiquarians, interior designers seeking authentic functional period elements, and collectors who value the Victorian aesthetic. The presence of a matched pair significantly increases value compared to single pieces, as original pairs are rarer and more sought-after. Professional electrification adds practicality without compromising historical value, making these pieces perfect both for display and for daily use in period or eclectic settings.
Pair of electrified Victorian oil lamps in hand-painted porcelain with burnished metal mounts
These oil lamps date to the late 19th century, an era when domestic lighting represented both functionality and decorative prestige. The hand-painted porcelain bases with floral motifs, typically roses, were highly prized in Victorian and Edwardian houses. The burnished metal mounts and the hand-blown glass shades with ruffled edges demonstrate the period's characteristic attention to detail. These lamps were subsequently electrified, a common practice to adapt antique pieces for modern use while preserving their historic charm.
These lamps are particularly valued by antique lighting collectors and enthusiasts of Victorian decor for their timeless elegance and versatile use. The market for such pieces is primarily made up of antiquarians, interior designers seeking authentic functional period elements, and collectors who value the Victorian aesthetic. The presence of a matched pair significantly increases value compared to single pieces, as original pairs are rarer and more sought-after. Professional electrification adds practicality without compromising historical value, making these pieces perfect both for display and for daily use in period or eclectic settings.

