Bejorama Lighting - Table lamp (2) - Empire - Brass, Steel, Textile - Set

A particularly decorative and stylish set of two matching table lamps by Bejorama, S.L., Made in Spain, executed in a pronounced Empire/Neoclassical style. The lamps immediately stand out with their elegant column-form, rich ornamentation, and a beautiful combination of dark, gold-toned, and turquoise patinated elements.

The tall, slender shafts are crafted as fluted classical columns and have a dark bronze/brass appearance. At the top of each column sits a richly decorated capital, inspired by classical architecture. These capitals feature graceful leaf, scroll, and volute motifs and are finished with a characteristic turquoise patina, combined with gold-colored accents. It is precisely this color combination that gives the pair a striking and luxurious look.

The bases are also exceptionally beautiful. Each lamp rests on a broad, multifaceted and layered base with a combination of gold, dark, and turquoise details. The different levels and decorative edges accentuate the architectural character of the design. The gold surfaces also create lovely reflections when the lamps are lit.

The lamps are offered with the matching light-colored fabric lampshades as shown in the photos. The shades have a classic, softly tapering shape that complements the proportions of the column-like feet well. When the lamps are lit, a warm glow is produced, with the gold and turquoise details particularly coming into their own.

The symmetrical character makes these lamps particularly suited to be used as a pair. They can be placed, for example, on either side of a sideboard, console, fireplace, or bed. They can also form a strong decorative accent within a classic, neoclassical, Empire, Hollywood Regency, or eclectic interior.

Manufacturer and origin

The present original label clearly states:

Bejorama, S.L.
Made in Spain

This documents the Spanish origin of the lamps. The original manufacturer’s label is also depicted in the photos.

The exact production date is not specified. Based on form and workmanship, the lamps can be described as vintage, dating to the second half of the 20th century, without claiming a more specific production year.

Condition

The lamps are in good vintage condition, with signs of wear and aging appropriate for a decorative object of this age.

The detailed photos show the various surfaces and ornaments up close. There are localized small signs of use, discolorations, and irregularities in the finish/patina visible. The turquoise parts have a characteristic aged appearance, and light signs of wear may also be present on the gold-colored and dark surfaces.

In my opinion, these features do not detract from the decorative appeal and rather underscore the vintage character of the pair. The photos are deliberately extensive and close-up, and form an important part of the condition description.