A VICTORIAN PATINATED SPELTER NEWELL POST LIGHT

The figure of a scantily clad woman on a decorative base holding an ostrich feather fan, with a spray of three lighted arms and leafy arms behind her, mounted to a later wood base. Measures 43.5 x 22.

This Old 2-light Newell Post-Type lamp is in unrestored condition and not in working condition. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

CIRCA 1885 FRENCH PAIR OF FIGURAL NEW POST LIGHTS BRONZED SPELTER, PATINATED AND GUILD WITH AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL LEFT AND RIGHT FACING MAIDENS IN CLASSICAL REVIVAL STYLE - 42 INCHES HIGH - MARKET VALUE

After L. & F. Moreau, "La Fortune," patinated spelter newel post lamp, upholding three lights, on a stepped circular patinated spelter base, signed, bearing a medallion verso reading "Fabrication Fran

After L. & F. Moreau, "La Fortune," patinated spelter newel post lamp, upholding three lights, on a stepped circular patinated spelter base, signed, bearing a medallion verso reading "Fabrication Fran

A late 19th century American Victorian Period gas newel post light. Patinated Brass body with single scrolled arm, applied cast floral decoration and etched glass shade. Some wear to patina, converted

Late 19th / early 20th C. Auguste Moreau illegibly signed patinated spelter metal 16" (height) x 12" (length) standing cherub 3 light newel post lamp, later mounted onto a 3 1/2" (height) x 6" (length

This is a fine example of a Victorian lamp that would often be found in upscale hotels in the late 1800's to light the way for guests. Brass-tone gives it a welcoming warmth. 32 inches tall.

French Patinated Spelter Art Nouveau Style Newel Post Lamp, late 20th c., with a figural group of two children with a bird and nest, beneath three lights with art glass floriform shades, H.- 35 in., W

CIRCA 1880 SECOND FRENCH EMPIRE CLOCK NEWEL POST WITH FIGURAL BRONZED SPELTER, PATINATED AND GUILD WITH AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL KEROSENE LAMP ON A VICTORIAN WOMAN HOLDING A CERAMIC FACED TWO WIND CLOCK IN

Victorian Newel Post Figure Lamp, Art Nouveau Girl and Eagle, Glass Flame Shade , Good bronze patina finish, cast in metal [Spelter]. Good condition, wiring is good, lights. Size 28 in. height without

Gorgeous blue opaline glass Victorian newell post finials. Finials are mounted on newer gilt bases. Lovely accents for decorating. Each measures 7 1/2" tall.

modeled as woman in exotic costume with torch, lamp with frosted glass flame-form shade, 57 in. H.

(pair) Victorian spelter newel post figures, late 19th c., robed male and female, both with remnants of painted finish, 20"h, 19.75lbs total Start Price: $80.00

Patinated Spelter Newel Post Lamp, c. 1920, in the form of cupid with his bow and quiver, his right arm extended to hold a lamp socket, on a stepped circular base on four splayed legs, H.- 23 in., W.-

Victorian Figural Newell Post Lamp, bronze Putto holding a torch, after Moreau, VG+ cond, 19"H.

After Louis Moreau "Muse Champetre" Art Nouveau sculpture Lamp. Patinated spelter newel post. As is. Size: 17 x 17 x 36 in.

FRANCE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A French Art Nouveau patinated Spelter newel post lamp of a woman depicted standing on a pile of books and artist palette while playing a lituus. Three stylized sockets are

Vintage Spelter Figural Two-Light Clock - A gilt patinated spelter two-light mantel clock featuring a woman playing a tambourine and flanked by two lions, possibly representing the Goddess Cybele. 14

Victorian Cut Glass Newell Post. Size: 4 1/2 x 9 1/2 in.

Victorian Maiden Figure Newell Post Lamp w/ Glass Shade. Size: 18.25 x 5.5 inches

20th Century Interior of base plate marked: B&H The pink and green floral motif leaded glass shade, possibly by Handel, on a three-light patinated spelter base with impressed roundels containing int

Pair of large Victorian spelter (patinated metal) busts of a Middle Eastern (Turkish?) prince and princess attr. French. No marks. Size: 29 in tall. Good condition with wear to the polychrome patina.

Victorian Patinated Metal Six-Light Chandelier, H 42.5" Dia. 22" | Having two glass shades for each light. Provenance: Property of a Bloomfield Hills, MI private collector.