Table lamp (2) - Spelter

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Pair of antique petroleum lamps electrified in Empire style, circa 1900, made of patinated Régule metal with a neoclassical/Empire urn silhouette and grape motif side handles, supplied with large beige fabric conical shades trimmed in red, each lamp’s feet measuring 18 cm in diameter and 48 cm in height with shades of 55 cm, origin France, in used condition with patina and signs of wear including a visible crack on one foot, old electrical installation and functionality not tested, sold as a lot of two.

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Pair of antique oil lamps electrified – Empire style – Patinated metal – Floral lampshades

Superb pair of antique lamps in a Neoclassical/Empire style, showcasing an elegant urn-shaped silhouette, with two side handles adorned with grape motif decorations.

Made of metal with a brown patina, probably in a regulated copper alloy, these lamps feature beautiful decorative details: pierced galleries, circular bases with botanical motifs, and refined finishes.

Their design evokes old oil lamps, subsequently electrified. There is a removable inner metal reservoir.

Both lamps are accompanied by their large conical beige fabric lampshades with floral decorations, edged with a red trim.

Dimensions:

* Height of the feet without the shade: 48 cm
* Feet diameter: 18 cm
* Lampshade diameter: 55 cm
* Quantity: 2 lamps

Condition:
Vintage condition with patina, signs of use, and marks of time.

Important: one of the two lamps has a visible crack at the foot, photographed in detail. This peculiarity should be taken into account.

Old electrical installation, operation not tested. Revision required before use.

Era: probably late 19th – early 20th century, to be confirmed.

Style: Neoclassical, Empire.

Decorative ensemble ideal for a classic interior, an old house, a castle, or English-style decoration.

Sold as a pair, in the condition shown in the photographs.

Pair of antique oil lamps electrified – Empire style – Patinated metal – Floral lampshades

Superb pair of antique lamps in a Neoclassical/Empire style, showcasing an elegant urn-shaped silhouette, with two side handles adorned with grape motif decorations.

Made of metal with a brown patina, probably in a regulated copper alloy, these lamps feature beautiful decorative details: pierced galleries, circular bases with botanical motifs, and refined finishes.

Their design evokes old oil lamps, subsequently electrified. There is a removable inner metal reservoir.

Both lamps are accompanied by their large conical beige fabric lampshades with floral decorations, edged with a red trim.

Dimensions:

* Height of the feet without the shade: 48 cm
* Feet diameter: 18 cm
* Lampshade diameter: 55 cm
* Quantity: 2 lamps

Condition:
Vintage condition with patina, signs of use, and marks of time.

Important: one of the two lamps has a visible crack at the foot, photographed in detail. This peculiarity should be taken into account.

Old electrical installation, operation not tested. Revision required before use.

Era: probably late 19th – early 20th century, to be confirmed.

Style: Neoclassical, Empire.

Decorative ensemble ideal for a classic interior, an old house, a castle, or English-style decoration.

Sold as a pair, in the condition shown in the photographs.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
2
Material
Spelter
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
48 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
18 cm
Estimated period
circa 1900
FranceVerified
151
Objects sold
84.62%
Private

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