Four Circa 1910 Fanciful Fitters w Art Nouveau Frosted Glass Shades

Four matching pendant lights comprised of matching frosted glass Art Nouveau shades with cast brass foliate fitters and chain. Overall height including chain is 16", 2 1/4" fitters holding 4 1/2" tall

Four French Art Nouveau Style Glass Chandelier or Torchere Shades Signed by Vianne, Circa 1980's. Acid cut back Nouveau floral design with a cranberry to ruby color flashed rim. Each shade meaures 10"

Circa 1910 set of four art glass shades signed by Quezal. Trumpet form with gold iridescent interiors and opalescent white exteriors. Each measures 5 1/2" high and 5" in diameter with 2 1/4" fitters.

Circa 1910, an authentic Tiffany Studios bronze 3 light Lily lamp base along with three iridescent art glass shades, 2 shades with damage at fitter hidden when inserted, base signed "Tiffany Studios N

Czechoslovakia. Reverse painted glass shade. Circa 1910. Signed on shade and socket - Bellova. Approx. 14" H x 8" W. From a Plainfield, NJ mansion estate, featuring a 100 year collection of antiques.

Circa 1910 Each shade signed: Steuben The hammered gilt-metal ceiling fixture with four Steuben Gold Aurene shades Fixture: 22.25" H x 13" W x 10" D; each shade: 5.375" H x 5.5" Dia.

A hanging pendant oil lamp fixture destined to be wired for electric. The hexagonal frosted glass shade has alternating panels with a full figure Art Nouveau lady holding torches while alternate panel

Circa 1910 Unique Brass Hanging Electric Lamp w/antique Art Glass Shades - height 36" width 16" depth 7" - rewired ready to go in home. Found in Mpls MN.

Art Nouveau Table Lamp w/Frosted Glass Shade. This is a unique table lamp with a metal column base that has been painted green and a frosted yellow shade that has a floral pattern near the top. Has a

An Art Nouveau table lamp with paint decorated glass shade circa 1910. Ht: 25" Dia: 16.5"

Set of three Quezal Pulled Feather Art Glass Shades Very nice decoration and highly iridescent inside, signed Quezal, very slight roughness on fitter rim, circa 1910. Size: 6.25" high, 4 1/2" diameter

Art nouveau figural lamp with four floral frosted glass shades. ht. 30 1/2in. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Frank Perrotti Jr. of Hamden, Connecticut

Steuben Glass Works, gold Aurene iridescent pulled feather art glass shade. Marked with silver fleur de lis stamp inside fitter opening. 5.75" x 4". Fitter size 2 1/4". Circa 1910. This lot ships from

Steuben Glass Works, large gold Aurene morning glory ribbed art glass shade with strong iridescence. Unmarked. 5.5" x 5.5". Fitter size 2 1/4". Circa 1910. This lot ships from our Pennsylvania locatio

DESCRIPTION: An Art Nouveau gilt bronze chandelier featuring flora vine, ribbon and tassel motifs. Completed with three curving arms decorated with frosted glass shades. Electrified. CIRCA: Early 20th

Galle Cameo Glass Cabinet Vase, Circa 1910France, circa 1910, Art Nouveau vase with aubergine colored flowers and vines cut back to a frosted ground. Signed Galle.4"

ornate metal with frosted glass shades 6.5 inch celing mount, fixture is 17in long w/out chain

Circa 1910, art nouveau table lamp. Green with silver iridescent overlay. Original fittings. Appropriate replaced shade. 8dia x 33h

Variegated green leaded glass shade of repeated petal design, the motif also translating into fluted bronze body culminating in rounded base. American, unsigned, circa 1910. Dia. of shade: 20in., H. o

Four Art Nouveau Glass Lamp Shades Including Quezal and Steuben. Comprising Quezal shade with green pulled feather motif on white ground, fitter rim 2 3/16 inches; Quezal globe shade with gold pulled

Circa 1910; gilt metal bud form base, having three sockets, with mountainous river scene and cottages reverse painted glass shade, lamp, 22 in. H., shade,16 in. Diam.

The four circa 1900 blown glass shades with high rib pattern and flared rims are attributed to Steuben, unsigned. Each measures 5 x 5 with a fitter size of 2.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-

Muller Freres French Art Nouveau Chandelier, circa 1900-1910, the iron armature with a central reverse art glass dome and three glass pendant shades suspended from grape vine mounts, the shades of mot

French inspired three panel screen made entirely of mahogany, Circa 1910, having Art Nouveau and Beaux Arts influence, having three glass panels in the upper section and four scenic painted silk panel