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Crystal column-style table lamp with a frosted, engraved globe dating to the late 19th to early 20th century (approximately 1880–1920), featuring a pressed crystal column and a square gold/brass metal base.
Description from the seller
table lamp of the "column" type in pressed/crystal-cut glass with a frosted globe bearing a wheel-engraved motif, a style very typical of the late 19th to early 20th century (approx. 1880–1920), although this design was also widely reproduced in the 1950s–1970s with similar materials. Some details to note:
Dating clues:
The frosted globe with a wheel-engraved motif (bird and flowers) is characteristic of the Victorian/Edwardian style.
The pressed-glass "honeycomb" shaft and the square gold/brass metal base are common in both period pieces and later reproductions.
The visible wiring suggests it was converted from gas/kerosene to electricity, something common in lamps of this era that survived the technological transition.
Without being able to examine the piece in hand (maker marks, type of glass, wear to the metal), it is difficult to confirm whether this is an original antique piece or a mid-20th-century reproduction in the "Victorian" style.
table lamp of the "column" type in pressed/crystal-cut glass with a frosted globe bearing a wheel-engraved motif, a style very typical of the late 19th to early 20th century (approx. 1880–1920), although this design was also widely reproduced in the 1950s–1970s with similar materials. Some details to note:
Dating clues:
The frosted globe with a wheel-engraved motif (bird and flowers) is characteristic of the Victorian/Edwardian style.
The pressed-glass "honeycomb" shaft and the square gold/brass metal base are common in both period pieces and later reproductions.
The visible wiring suggests it was converted from gas/kerosene to electricity, something common in lamps of this era that survived the technological transition.
Without being able to examine the piece in hand (maker marks, type of glass, wear to the metal), it is difficult to confirm whether this is an original antique piece or a mid-20th-century reproduction in the "Victorian" style.

