Please take a look, ask questions, and let me know if you need any additional pictures. This is a really nice looking and early floral lamp by Wilkinson. The reason I say early is due to the use of curved glass in the shade, which was done earlier on. This pattern with the floral border is fairly common in Wilkinson, but the later versions have all flat glass. I will let my pictures do most of the talking here, and from them you can see the multicolored floral apron with a brickwork upper part. This is a full sized and very impressive leaded floral lamp with a 18 1/2″ diameter shade that stands 24″ tall. Its in excellent, all original condition and appears to have been very well cared for in its over 120 year life! I see maybe 2 or 3 cracks here and there throughout the shade (which is itself pretty remarkable), and no repairs or replaced pieces. The use of bent glass and really thin lead lines attests to the quality of this maker and really adds to the beauty of the lamp. The base is super heavy and has a wonderful dark brass colored finish. It has all of its original hardware and has recently been rewired with period style cloth braided cord. Wilkinson made some really great lamps and because of the bent panels in this one, I’d say it is one of their better early floral ones. If you like lamps or need parts please feel free to look at my other auctions or contact me. That being said, please do not embarrass yourself with a lowball offer thinking you are going to get such a lamp like this. It is just a waste of both of our times. If you want to get a cheap lamp, go to WalMart or Ikea. If you are watching this just to watch and see if it sells, that’s fine.

That’s huge overall savings folks. Thanks for looking and please check out my other lamps as well. I have for sale this super nice American leaded slag glass lamp. Maker unknown but certainly in the same quality level as Bradley and Hubbard or Lamp Brothers and Greene or Chicago Mosaic. This is not a reproduction lamp by any stretch. This is a very very nice lamp folks so pay attention lol. This lamp is in very good overall condition. The base in very nice original condition and patina and presents itself very well as you can see. It’s in an arts and crafts style and has been recently rewired with proper period style cloth cord. The lamp is in fine working order. There is no damage at all to report in regards to the base. The shade in an uncommon yet very desirable parasol design with great quality and colored glass. I see no signs of any outright blatant damage nor repairs just a few tight ages lines/cracks here and there, please see photos in total maybe 5-7 out of however 100′s of pieces of glass. These lines do not detract at all in regards to the presentation of the lamp either out or unlit, and will still be in place a 100 years from now. I only mention them for accuracy sake. The leading tight and right throughout and no loose glass pieces/segments. No signs of previous repair as well. This has been a well maintained lamp for the past 100+ years. This is a full sized lamp measuring in at 22. Inches tall with the shade being 19.5 inches wide. What i especially like about this lamp is that no other period makers designed anything like this, therefore it stands out from the crowd. The glass coloration, the base, the design, the sizing, all unlike other makers and to me thats what makes the difference between average and outstanding and uniquely (no pun intended) different. So thanks for looking and please check out my other items! Some great Bradley and Hubbard, Tiffany, Handel, etc. Etc & other quality makers. From there our rates will increase from the base price posted for the Eastern Time Zone as follows. Central Time Zone Add: 15%. Mountain Time Zone Add: 25%. We may be able to hand deliver this item ourselves. What that means is this. If you live in the following radius or just outside it, we should communicate about not using a major carrier, so it has a better chance of survival and minimizing damage or a damage claim as well. Horseheads ny to Detroit mi, Detroit mi to Chicago il, Chicago il to Indianapolis In to Cincinnati oh, Cincinnati oh to Pittsburgh pa, Pittsburgh to Washington dc, Washington dc to manhattan ny, manhattan ny to boston ma, boston ma to Albany ny, Albany ny to buffalo ny. TO ALL POTENTIAL BUYERS. Chances are if there aren’t any, it’s a newer item and you shouldn’t want it anyways. In other words, a minor blemish on some metalwork belonging to a large shade or a 1/16 by 1/16 of a paint flake missing, please try and be reasonable. I always describe the important aspects towards condition reports and sometimes my eye misses what I deem immaterial issues such as the aforementioned sentence. Thanks for your understanding.

Antique 12 Panel Leaded Slag Glass Lamp Shade with Jeweled Border. All glass is Original. All Good, No Flaws. Size 11 inches height, 6.5 inch diameter top; 14 inch diameter jeweled border. Top mounting hole is 3/8 inch diameter.

This antique lamp base is a unique and charming piece that will complement a leaded, slag, or stained glass shade beautifully. With its gold color and Art Nouveau style, this lamp base exudes a vintage charm that adds character to any room. Crafted from metal with a ps¹¹1¹qioiijhiôiooóooou65te66? 8ainted finish, this original piece from the early 1900s will provide a touch of history and elegance to your home decor. Size is approximately 24″ h x 7 ” diameter base Condition is overall good. Also see pictures for condition.

This vintage preowned leaded caramel-brown slag stained glass shade table lamp is a heavy-duty and stylish piece perfect for any room. The 1980s -90s design features a marbled color scheme with brown base giving it a unique and collectible appeal. Made with stained glass slag material, this original corded electric lamp adds a touch of elegance and vintage charm to any space. Look at pictures as they are part of description. MEASUREMENTS ARE 29 BASE TO TOP OF FINIAL. SHADE IS 10 1/2″ TALL X 14 1/2″ WIDE. BASE IS 7″ X 7″. AND LAMP IS A HEAVY 15 LBS.

For your consideration is an antique leaded marbled slag glass 6 panel table lamp. The lamp is all original and measures 22 tall. The shade is lead and has 6 slag glass panels. Let the pictures be your ultimate guide on condition. It comes from my fathers 40+ year collection of antiques and collectibles and from a smoke/pet free home. I make every attempt to accurately describe/represent the condition of my items. Be sure to check out my other auctions… Many more neat old collectables to come each week! Thank you for looking.

Important Notice for My U. However, antiques are covered under the free trade agreement (Cusma/usmca/t-Mec). I truly value my U. Up for sale is this antique tall table lamp base for a leaded glass shade, a reverse painted shade or a slag glass shade. Size is 24 1/2 tall with finial and base is 8 1/4 diameter. 3 1/4 fiiter rim. I do have many other base listed, will be well pack. Old or vintage light fixture should always be check by an electrician before using them, for safety, this is your responsability to do that. Thanks and have a great day! If you have a chance take a look at my other listing.

Please take a look, ask questions, and let me know if you need any additional pictures. Take a look at this really unusual and highly colorful leaded lamp that I believe was made by Charles Parker. There isn’t a lot of information out there about this company, but I have owned a few of their lamps (mostly overlays) and this certainly has all of the characteristics of that company. I will my pictures do most of the talking here, and from these you can see the wonderful bright colors and designs in this fantastic lamp. What is unusual about this one is the use of almost all bent glass which is more difficult and was more costly to do since it involved bending the pieces before assembling them. Te glass is all granite backed as well which really makes it fire when lit. In terms of size, the shade measures 17″ in diameter and the lamp is 22″ tall. In terms of condition I see no cracks or chips in the glass panels which means this one was very well cared for. The wonderful floral petal themed triple stem. Base has a beautiful copper colored finish that looks perfect with the shade. It is marked with what I believe is the Charles Parker symbol and the model number 1709. This is a very nice, rare and quite beautiful example of one of Charles Parker’s lamps that would stand out in any setting. If you like lamps or need parts please feel free to look at my other auctions or contact me. That being said, please do not embarrass yourself with a lowball offer thinking you are going to get such a lamp like this. It is just a waste of both of our times. If you want to get a cheap lamp, go to WalMart or Ikea. If you are watching this just to watch and see if it sells, that’s fine.

Here’s a really nice matching set of 6 original acorn pull chains. This is a very nice set with beautiful dark copper patina. Perfect for your higher end lamp or chandelier. When you consider the cost of the shade and base you are using these on, its really not that much more for the quality look of authentic acorn pulls. Thanks for looking and please see my other listings for some great lamps and miscellaneous lamp parts…. Even some Tiffany stuff too.

Beautiful vintage Tiffany-style table lamp featuring a hand-assembled leaded glass shade with soft pastel floral panels and creamy slag glass. The lamp sits on a solid cast metal base with an antique bronze finish. Shade is in excellent condition with no cracks or repairs. Lamp works properly and displays wonderfully when lit. A classic decorative piece for a desk, side table, or accent lighting.