This beautifully designed lamp features a fully integrated grapevine botanical motif spanning from the heavily detailed cast base through the overlay caramel slag glass shade. The Base & Fluted Column. The heavy, detailed white metal base features a stately, multi-sided fluted architectural column wrapped in an intricate climbing grapevine design, highlighting sculpted three-lobed leaves and cascading grape clusters. The wide, flared foot shows clean radiating classical panels terminating in a highly detailed repeating blossom border. The raw metal underside features a factory-molded, raised “RY” monogram seal in relief alongside the production model/mold number 1802-W. The Shade & Hardware. The six-sided hexagonal frame features an overlay filigree depicting a matching blossomed arbor layered over six gorgeous, heavy caramel and cream opalescent slag glass panels. When lit, it provides a warm, magnificent period glow. The shade sits directly on a heavy structural fixed harp. Shade Width: 17.

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.

No chips or cracks observed on the glass. Nice solid and heavy lamp base. Stamped Salem Bros in the sailboat on the bottom. Looks wonderful off and turned on. Please review pictures for size and condition. Thank You for the interest!

Acquired from an estate, this listing is for a Rare Antique Rainaud Arts and Crafts Eight Panel Slag Glass Shade Table Lamp, polychromed overlay eight panel slag glass 17 shade, sitting on an antique bronzed metal arts and crafts two socket base. In good condition with no chips or cracks in the slag glass, Small missing piece on one leaf decoration around the bottom of the shade, otherwise the base is in good working condition. Great Slag Glass Table Lamp. Thank you for viewing this listing, see our other listings for more antiques and collectibles.

Shade matches the lamp base. Shade is not signed. The glass color is Carmel. No cracks or breaks in the glass. All the glass tabs are in the shade are there. No breaks in the shade itself. The size of the shade is 8″ tall and 16″ across. The finial looks correct to the lamp itself. Base is marked on the underside Miller but no number. Underside of the lamp base has been modified with 2 pieces aluminum and a washer. Underside center of the pot metal base is missing that’s why it was modified. Top of the lamp base center pot metal is also missing. All of this is covered up with the outer lamp base stem. Paint loss on the base and the lamp stem. Along the bottom edge does have some hair line cracks but nothing is broken. Lamp has been rewired with 1 new socked, the other socket is marked Miller lamps. Height of the lamp is 201/2, Even the the modification the lamp is stable.

This antique Art nouveau 24 table lamp features a bronze base with a beautifully stained slag glass shade, showcasing a unique combination of bronze, light gold and caramel colors. Made in the United States during the early 20th century, this vintage lamp exudes an elegant Art Nouveau style with a brass and glass construction. Perfect for collectors of antique lighting pieces, this original lamp with no markings adds a touch of historical charm to any space it illuminates. One panel does have a fracture and chip in edge but does not show when assembled. Would be easy to have a replacement panel cut.

Vtg 6 Panel Marbled Slag Glass Boudoir Lamp Art Nouveau Oasis Scene Cast Iron Works. No broken glass panels. There is a couple that are loose. Unsure if it is missing something on the top of the shade or if this was how it was originally that it just sits on the top. Works- see photo it has a very old plug. See photos for measurements. Lamp is very heavy. There is some wear on the metal base white paint loss-see photos. Message me if you have any questions or would like more photos. I try and mention everything I see. Item will be mailed in a box- shade will be double boxed for safety.

Green Slag Glass Parlor Lamp. 6 Large Panels + 6 small edge pieces. 20″ tall 6 1/2″ square base. The base body is of cherubs. The shade is 14″ wide flat to flat x 8″ tall. Rewired 2 new pull chain sockets. In good used condition. Please review all of the photos as part of the descrition.

This large antique table lamp has 16 slag glass panels in the shade. 8 caramel in the top and 8 green in the skirt, both with a granite texture on the back. The shade has a lot of delicate filigree on it that is in great condition, no pieces missing that I can tell. Looks great both lit or unlit. The base has two pull chain sockets that work well and has been rewired with cloth covered cord. Both the base and shade have a gold polychrome finish that is in good condition and the lamp is ready to use. The shade is 17 inches wide, the base is 7.5 inches wide and the whole lamp is 25 inches tall.