19thC. Japanese Bronze Oil Lamp

Bronze oil lamp. Decorated with a dragon in relief; 12in.H.(base), 21in.H.(with chimney), 12in.W.

Pair of 19thC Bronze Oil Lamps. Now Electrified Made into Table Lamps. Good Condition. Provenance From an Estate of a Long Island Collector. Dimensions- Lamp Only- H- 19". Total H-30". Please note the

CONTEMPORARY DRAGONFLY LEADED GLASS SHADE TABLE LAMP WITH JAPANESE BRONZE OIL LAMP BASE WITH LOTUS FLOWERS BEING RAISED ON TRIPOD BASE - 16" x 20" OVERALL

Japanese bronze floor duplex telescoping oil lamp, probably Meiji Period, comprised of a central adjustable bamboo stalk base with four supports on a circular foliate decorated base. Removable duplex

16 1/2" TALL.

Meiji period, having polychrome and gold decorations of scenes representing samurais or palace scenes in cartouches, framed with stylized floral motifs, made of earthenware and bronze mounts, very goo

Meiji Period Style Bronze Oil Lamp, 3 piece lamp, includes oil font, burner, and wide body with dragon and wild life motif relief on body, wicks appear to have never been lit, could have been replaced

Japanese Bronze Lamp Converted to Electric. Oil Lamp with Glass Lion Shade. This 30" tall metal lamp is marked "The New Rochester" has and Asian flair with birds and flowers. The glass globe is a Gone

Japanese style bronze dragon converted oil lamp, 22" to top of font, 36" h overall

Japanese Meiji style cast bronze kerosene oil floor lamp, now converted to electricity, having a pierced body, and decorated with dragons and birds including cranes, the font stamped "Hinks & Sons/Pat

Japanese Bronze Lamp, Converted from Oil, Ca. Early 20th C., H 12" Dia. 12.5" | Decorated with two dragons in relief. Character marking at the side. Drilled and electrified from an oil lamp. Having a

19th C. Bronze Japanese Dragons And Figure Fancy Oil Lamp Base. Burner marked: Bailey Biddle & Banks, Phila. Pa. Good original patina finish. Takes a glass shade, has the 4 inch fitter ring on burner.

MEASURING APPROX 16.5CM HIGH X 11CM X 9.5CM. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate r

Meiji period, fittings made in Belgium, written in French, raised bird and landscape decor, outstanding quality, fancy openwork bases, 18" plus etched globes and chimneys.

Together with a pair of alabaster lion figural book ends, a pair of Mottahedeh Italian porcelain ram figural book ends, a marble desk obelisk thermometer, and a marble desk pedestal. Oil lamp 6"h x 10

JAPANESE BRONZE, GOLD ONLAID TABLE LAMPS, 19TH.C., PAIR, H 14" - 24":Each bronze urn is inlaid with mixed metals in a motif of a bird among blossoms, flanked by handles, H.14", and raised on a teakwoo

banded floral designs, 56" tall, Meiji period bronze converted from oil to electric with 1920's metal arm style top fixture.

Pair of Japanese Cloisonne Lamps. Meiji Period. 19th Century. Mounted with French Parcel gilt bronze mounts. Originally they were oil lamps. Now electrified. 28" High.

An ornate Japanese Meiji bronze table lamp with dragon relief body. Oil cap marked Made in America. 31in tall x 15in wide. Provenance: From a Pennsylvania estate collection. | Local and NYC curbside d

Asian Style Bronze Oil Candle Pricket Stick Traveling Lamp. Stamped Japan on underside Used condition 3"h x 4"w x 4"d

Bronze Figure of a Female Dancer, possibly Myanmar (Burma) or Thailand, together with a Japanese hand-hammered Buddhist prayer bowl, 20th C., and a wrought iron oil lamp with a figural dragon's head t

A Grand Tour Egyptian Revival bronze oil lamp on Giallo antico marble base Benedetto Boschetti (active c. 1820-1870), Rome, Italy, mid-19th century In four detachable parts, comprising a flared acanth

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE. A stupendous leaded bronze oil lamp, cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, with an elegant, elongated body, a trapezoidal spout, and a magnificent hi

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An incredibly-detailed and striking cast bronze oil lamp in the form of the head of an African, who were known as Ethiopians (Aethiops) or Nubians to