Bradley & Hubbard School Arts & Crafts 2 Tone 8 Panel Slag Glass Lamp C1920. This antique Arts & Crafts table lamp, in the manner of Bradley & Hubbard, features an eight-panel slag glass shade. The shade displays a two-tone design with upper panels of warm amber and cream-colored slag glass, transitioning to lower panels of vibrant green slag glass. The metal framework of the shade is intricately detailed with a decorative filigree pattern, characteristic of the Arts & Crafts movement. The lamp stands on a fluted metal base, finished in a dark patinated bronze tone, complementing the rich colors of the glass. The lamp is unsigned, consistent with many pieces from the period. It dates to approximately 1920. Overall good condition with tarnish and decor bent slightly on shade. Wear consistent with age and use; as photographed. Measures – 22″H x 17″W x 17D.

Antique Chandelier Ceiling or Floor Lamp Slag Glass Shade. 8 Panels each Carmel / Green / & Red Glass. Frame nice quality, solid, beautiful aged patina. Shade is in excellent condition, no breaks or cracks. Bottom of shade to crossover 9 1/8. Total shade height 11. Diameter panel to panel flat edge 24. Frame ridge to ridge on octagonal 26 1/2. To identify Bradley and Hubbard pieces, it’s usually necessary to use the characteristics of the lamp to make an identification: The shade construction was patented in 1905 and in 1908. Crooke, assigned to Bradley and Hubbard utility patents: #. 0796193, 8/01/1905 & #0901690, 10/20/1908. The 1905 patent related to an. Improvement in the construction of lamp shades of the type that used colored. Or stained glass to create scenes or designs. Crooke explained the problem. With traditional leaded glass shades: this method of producing lamp shades is. Not only very expensive, but is open to objection that in case a piece of glass is. Cracked or broken it cannot ordinarily be replaced except by returning it to the. Maker of it or sending it to an expert in the art. The object of this invention. Was to produce, at a greatly reduced cost for production, a shade from one. Piece of metal in imitation of the leading of traditional stained glass panels. That would enable the easy replacement of broken glass and give great. Freedom to the designer. The innovation consisted of separate panels, in this. Case to form a hexagonal shade when assembled, cast with a design and in. One piece from soft metal. The frame pieces, “L” shaped in section, had metal. Tabs attached to the back which held the glass in place. Related to: an improvement on his patent #0796193. The patent consisted of metal tabs at the corners that secured the glass as. Well as casting the parts of the scene in three dimensional relief. Please see: Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Co.

Arts & Crafts Rainaud 6 Panel Slag Glass Lamp, Manner Of Bradley & Hubbard c1920. An antique Rainaud table lamp, crafted in the Bradley & Hubbard style, dating to approximately 1920. This lamp features a six-panel slag glass shade, exhibiting a vibrant blend of green and amber hues. The shade is adorned with intricate metal overlays that enhance its decorative appeal. The base is constructed from metal, likely bronze or spelter with a patinated finish, and is signed “RAINAUD” on the underside. The lamp is designed with two pull chains for illumination control. This piece represents a classic example of early 20th-century American lighting design, suitable for a variety of interior settings. Overall good condition with cracked glass and tarnish. Wear consistent with age and use; as photographed. Measures – 21″H x 16″W x 16D.

Arts & Crafts Bradley & Hubbard Style 6-Panel Slag Glass Lamp Unsigned C1920. An antique table lamp in the manner of Bradley & Hubbard, dating to approximately 1920. This lamp features a six-panel slag glass shade with a rich amber and cream coloration, set within a patinated metal frame. The frame of the shade is adorned with intricate openwork heart and floral motifs, characteristic of the Arts and Crafts movement. The lamp’s base is cast metal with a patinated finish, featuring a classical urn-form standard with fluted and foliate details, resting on a circular stepped foot. The lamp is unsigned, a common characteristic of pieces from Bradley & Hubbard. This piece exemplifies the craftsmanship and aesthetic of early 20th-century American lighting design. Overall good condition with tarnish and some paint marks on base. Wear consistent with age and use; as photographed. Measures – 23.5″H x 16″W x 16D.

The lamp is in working condition but has some flaws. One of the glass panels is missing, see last pic. The shade opening/ hole is defective so shade tilts a little bit, see pics.

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.

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.

Up for sale is a Bradley & Hubbard oil lamp that has been electrified. Circa 1900 with beautiful slag glass shade. This piece will look great once polished which we are leaving for it’s new owner. Pictures are of the exact item up for sale. Feel free to ask any Questions you may have.

This listing is for a beautiful slag glass lamp from the early 1900s. This lamp was produced by the Antwerp artistic glass company. Is marked on the bottom of the base, AAG co. We have not owned this form before but after doing a bit of research I found a couple similar lamps in completed estate auctions. This is a very well-made, very ornate lamp with intricate overlay on the shade. Reminiscent of some of the nicer Bradley and Hubbard Lamps. There are no cracks or repairs in the glass. The lamp is in excellent condition overall. The base shows some mild finish loss but is very presentable. The lamp has recently been rewired. Please see all pictures and feel free to ask questions. The lamp stands approximately 22 inches tall with the shade being approximately 16 inches and diameter. The lamp features 12 panels of glass with bent caramel panels around the top half and bent green panels around the bottom. The shade is a nice continuous dome shape with six sides. Again, please see all pictures as they are the best description.

The Antique Bradley and Hubbard Table Lamp with a large slag glass shade is a vintage piece with a classic design. Crafted with high-quality materials, this lamp features a unique and ornate slag glass shade that adds a touch of elegance to any room. Perfect for collectors of antique lighting or those looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their home decor, this lamp is a timeless piece that exudes style and sophistication. The shade is 21 inches. Please look at photos for condition.