Italian Pottery & Giltwood Leaves Topiary Lamps

Italian art pottery and giltwood base holding lush green topiary. Rows of leaves and flowers in a deep green. Layered into the floral form and set in a white planter. Entire piece is perched on a gilt

Pair Italian Baroque style giltwood lamps, 18th/19th c., large gilt wood candlesticks, carved with cherubs and scrolled acanthus leaves, mounted as lamps with contemporary fixtures, approx. 33"h x 8"w

Pair of Italian Silver Giltwood Lamps mid-20th century, in the neoclassical taste, the reeded urn-form lamps set with leaf-carved handles, above rectangular bases, mounted with shades. h. 30-1/4", w.

Italian Giltwood Pricket Stick Floor Lamp, carved with grape leaf design, now electrified as a floor lamp with shade {Height of pricket stick 56 inches} [Losses to carvings]

CAPODIMONTE, ITALIAN POTTERY LAMP, H 32":Classic urn-form flanked by acanthus leaf handles with mask terminals, mythological figures in low relief about, on a metal base. Base measures H.17 1/2", over

Pair of Italian Hand-Painted Pottery Lamps 20th century, each decorated with parrots on flowering branches, the handles molded with pomegranates, on Chinese-style giltwood bases. h. 32-3/4", w. 6-1/2"

Pair of Italian Empire-Style Giltwood Lamps mid-20th century, with fluted and tapered column-form standards, the bottoms set into carved acanthus leaves, on tripartite bases, set with lotus leaf capit

20th century. An Italian-style parcel gilt and polychromed wood altar stick converted to floor lamp, topped with single light simulated wax candle socket, having banding, beading and acanthus leaf det

AN ITALIAN BAROQUE STYLE SILVERED AND GILTWOOD CANDLESTICK LAMP, ELECTRIFIED, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, silver leaf, gilt, gesso and wood, with fitted with modern electrification and topped by a minimalist c

Pair of Italian Ceramic Covered Urn-Form Lamps decorated with raised leaves and vines on a pale yellow ground, raised on giltwood bases. h. 32", dia. 8-1/2"

Italian Classical Style Carved and Gilt Floor Lampsecond half 20th century, three-socket form, black paper drum shade, carved and gilt wood standard with laurel leaf swags, fluted column, tripod base

Neoclassical Carved Gilt Wood Tripod Floor Lamp 19th century, probably Italian, the leaf-carved fluted standard enhanced with swags, electrified. Height 67 in. ( 170 cm.)

A pottery table lamp in black glaze, decorated with a geometric motif with acanthus leaves, applied masks, and a hardstone finial, mounted on a gilt wood base. Height to top of lamp base: 14 in.

A pair of vintage Italian art pottery electrical lamps produced 1952 by Florentine sculptor and designer Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011). Large amphora form art pottery bodies with textured exteriors hav

Pair of ceramic table lamps with incised decoration and irredescent glaze by Raymor for Marbro, Italy 1960s. 41" H.

Four Italian Giltwood Lamps in the Baroque Taste 20th century, including a pair of urn-form lamps, h. 17-1/2", dia. 7", a triple reliquary-form lamp, h. 26-1/2", w. 11", d. 5", and a reliquary-form la

Pair of Italian giltwood lamps, 29" H.

Pair of 18th century Italian giltwood lamps, prickets 29" H, overall 42" H. Provenance: Private Collection, Dover, Massachusetts.

Pair Striped MCM Italian Pottery Lamps. Excellent condition. Measure 6" dia x 19" to switch.

Matched pair Italian pottery lamps hand decorated in horizontal stripes with wide bands of bright gilt glaze. Original metal socket fittings and tall bases. No apparent chips or cracks. Very good unre

Pair of Italian pottery lamps in good condition. Measurements are 30"x15".

Large scale Midcentury Brutalist pottery lamp by Alvino Bagni. It is in his matte blue/green lava drip glaze known as "Sea Garden. His work for "Bagni Ceramiche" and Bitossi was distributed by Raymor.

BITOSSI Italian Pottery Lamp Base. Orange and Brown. -- Dimensions: H: 13.5 inches: W: 5 inches: D: 5 inches ---

rich blue-green flambe style glaze, 12 1/2", signed, excellent.....ITALIAN, 1915-2011Marcello Fantoni was a Florentine artist who specialized in ceramics. He studied at the Art Institute in Florence,