Vintage EF & EF Industries model 545X table lamp with an ornate cast metal base and an 8-panel cream marbled slag glass shade. Beautiful warm glow when illuminated. Gothic / Art Nouveau-inspired design. 18 tall to the top of the finial. 10 ½ across the bottom. Shade and finial included. Tested; light operates properly. Condition: Vintage with age-related wear and patina. Two shade panels are loose and temporarily stabilized from inside with removable plumber’s putty; they need proper securing. No cracked or broken glass panels noted. Please review all photos.

Antique Bradley & Hubbard 2 Socket Table Lamp with Bent Slag Glass Panel Shade. Measures about 21 1/4″ high as shown (would be slightly higher with finial), bottom base is 7 7/8″ wide across. Shade is 16 3/4″ wide and 7″ high. It weighs 16 pounds 4 ounces. The top of the base has the B&H markings. 1 glass panel is cracked but no glass pieces are missing, the top finial is missing, otherwise complete with a nice aged patina – see my 12 photos. Bradley & Hubbard is a name found on many metal objects. Walter Hubbard and his brother-in-law, Nathaniel Lyman Bradley, started making cast iron clocks, tables, frames, andirons, lamps, chandeliers, sconces, and sewing birds in 1854 in Meriden, Connecticut. Before it found large success with kerosene-burning lamps with glass shades in the 1870s, Bradley & Hubbard mainly produced clocks, along with call bells and sewing machines. The company became Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company in 1875. Charles Parker Company bought the firm in 1940.

CAME ACROSS THIS LAMP AT AN OLD CHESTER COUNTY. IT WAS IN THE BASEMENT COVERED. WITH A TORN UP BLANKET THAT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS THERE. FOR A VERY LONG TIME. (FRAME HAS SURFACE RUST). THERE WAS ALSO A BOX SITTING WITH IT THAT HAD BROKEN SLAG. PIECES, A SMOKE BELL, A SLAG HOLD CLIP THAT CAME OFF AND. A GLASS FONT AND BURNER. THE BURNER I THREW IN THE TRASH. IT WAS ABSOLUTELY NO GOOD. ON THE FLOOR WAS A BROKEN. WHEN I PICKED IT UP I NOTICED 10 OR SO 3′. STRINGS OF TINY GLASS BEADS HANGING OF THE BOTTOM. I WANTED TO KEEP THE ON THERE, BUT WHEN I TOUCHED THEM. THE LAST THREE PHOTOS SHOW THE WOOD. RODS ON EACH OF THE BOTTOM FOUR INSIDE SIDES THAT THE TASSELS HUNG. THERE WERE PROBABLY HUNDREDS OF STRINGS ON THE TASSELS. THE LAMP AT BOTTOM MEASURES AROUND 16′. THE SLAG HAD A THICK FILM ON IT. TELL WHAT THEY WERE. I CLEANED THEM SO YOUR ABLE TO. THE LAMP LOOKED LIKE IT WAS DROPPED. TOW OF THE LARGE PANELS BROKE INTO TWO PIECES. I DON’T KNOW IF THEY COULD BE GLUED. FIVE OF THE EIGHT SMALL PANELS SURVIVE. ONE IS IN HALF. I SAY IT WAS PROBABLY DROPPED BECAUSE. THE FRAME WAS BENT. I MOSTLY GOT IT BACK TO WHERE. IT IS JUST A MATTER OF A FEW SCREWS. IF YOUR NOT THERE TO RECEIVE IT. YOU WILL HAVE TO GHO TO YOUR P.

Here’s a really huge Handel triple socket lamp base. This is a base that needs a good sized shade and if you have such a shade this base will add tremendous value to it. It has recently been refinished in a shiny dark brown color with metallic speckles. Comes complete with its original sockets, interiors, and acorn pull chains. Recently rewired with period style cloth braided cord. Its a large base standing 23″ tall with a bottom that measures 6 1/4″ in square. Widest middle part is about 7 1/2 in diameter. Prominently signed HANDEL on the bottom edge as shown. Thanks for looking and please see my other listings for some nice period lamps and miscellaneous parts.

Close to 3 feet tall at 33. The neck ball has a nice glow under the blacklight the slag glass looks greenish – glows more yellow when turned on. Great detail and no broken pieces. The top comes off with 4 screws to change the bulb. Thank You for the interest!

The antique slag glass lamp by Salem Brothers is a vintage piece from the 1920s, featuring a beautiful Art Nouveau design. This table lamp is a corded electric with a pull chain control style, and it has a round shaded glass that emits a warm light using incandescent technology. The brown cord and antique brand make it a unique and collectible item for those who appreciate the art and history of the early 20th century. Shade is 16 inches in diameter. Base is 22 inches tall. Please see photos for accurate description of condition.

A Large & Impressive 27 Victorian Table Lamp with Multiple Molded Slag Glass Lamp Shade Panels. In good condition showing some typical age-appropriate wear from normal use with some slight wear. Rewired at some time with modern sockets added, the heat cap and finial are good matches but not original. Please see photos for precise condition.

METAL-OVERLAY 8 PANEL SLAG GLASS TABLE LAMP. Signed Bradley & Hubbard Shade. First quarter 20th century. 24″ high (27″ to top finial). Very good overall condition, excellent glass, rewired, missing filigree at rim in two spots as shown in photos. See photos as they constitute part of the description.

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