19th C Hjorth Danish Art Pottery Oil Lamp

Late 19th or early 20th century Etruscan style buff terracotta oil lamp by Danish potter Lauritz Hjorth, (1834-1912.) In the late 19th century, Hjorth's pottery was inspired by paintings of ancient Gr

An antique Victorian Oil Lamp. The lamp features an Art Pottery base with a lovely hand painted floral motif. The brass font is decorated with flower filled urns in a repousse design. The Art Pottery

Early Hampshire Art Pottery Oil Lamp, late 19th-early 20th c., with green matte glazed base and font (inserted into the base), base unmarked, with original fittings and pierced copper shade depicting

Initialed and dated 1880. House with figures and stork. Dimensions: (Frame) H Condition: Wear including some loss to frame. Buckling to canvas including crazing to paint surface. Some surface dirt and

19th c. POTTERY BASE OIL LAMP W/ CONTEMP. POTTERY OIL LAMP

Antique Pottery & Frosted Glass Oil Lamp Electrified. 19th c. 14". Weight 3 pds.

19TH CENTURY BRONZE & ART GLASS OIL LAMP. The bronze column form base rising to art glass reservoir. Condition: no damage identified. Height 33 inches

Antique Late 19th Century Brass Mounted Pottery Oil Lamp from Royal Doulton. Graced with traditional blue and brown glazed incised decorated patterns around the top, the base with a beige coloration.

A SMALL 19TH CENTURY COUNTRY HOUSE OWL POTTERY OIL LAMP BASE. 16 cm high.

ACORN by The P and A mfg Co Having swirl pattern body with applied clear glass footed base and decor. (see few losses to clear glass). Standing approx 5.5" tall. See photos

19th C. Antique Majolica Pottery HERON Bird Oil Lamp Base 13 inches height. size: 13 in. x 6 in.

19th century French Vielleard Co. Pottery Cloisonné style decorated oil lamp with Japanese style decorated panels with cranes in a bamboo landscape. Signed on base. Fine quality acid etched cam

Pair of late 19th / early 20th C. Longwy French faience art pottery vasiform lamps, 9 1/2" (height) x 6" (length) x 2 1/4" (width) baluster vases decorated with bird, butterfly & floral designs & appl

Ehrich & Graetz (Germany). 19th Century Victorian majolica Matador Brenner (German: "burner") oil lamp. Encircling pink, violet, and green flora and vine forms against a dark red ground. Removable top

KOSMOS BRENNER VICTORIAN TABLETOP OIL LAMPFrench, 19th century. Painted art glass shade and reservoir holds the Kosmos Brenner oil burner, on the gilt metal column form standard with Corinthian capita

A beautiful piece from the early 1800s. This is a very early example of Earthenware pottery. This Oil Lamp was made by a famous potter, John W. Thompson of Morganstown, Virginia.

Bohemian banquet oil lamp, Czechoslovakia, 19th c., converted to electric, acid-etched mark to chimney, frosted glass globe, over green satin glass font, with enameled floral motifs, stone standard, r

French Art Pottery vase/lamp blue crackle glaze 3 loop handles on cylindrical neck, fitted into an engraved brass leaf form base; 19th/ 20th c. Vase hgt 16"; overall hgt 32". CONDITION: Electrified, g

Tallest colorless glass base with opalescent ruffle shade (loose fit) measuring approx 10" tall, late 19th century oil lamp 9", small Vaseline art glass (brass gallery loose as shown) and two others.

late 19th century. with hand painted snow scene on blown cylindrical glass base. H10 1/4" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

Misc. lot including oil lamps, sad irons, kitchen items, stoneware, pottery, corn mold, 19th c. wall box, etc..

(2) Art Glass Flat Wick Oil Lamps, late 19th-early 20th c., including: Milk glass lamp base with blue opalescent bull's-eye ruffled top shade, burner marked 'E. Miller Co., Made in USA' (Meriden, CT),

English Art Nouveau Period Brass and Copper Oil Organ Lamp, late 19th c., the font with a Hinks burner, on a tripodal base joined by lower pierced foliate stretchers to splayed feet, now electrified,

decorata a motivi naturalistici, volute, conchiglie con angioletti aggettanti; difetti Alt. cm 108, larg. cm 40; peso gr 6600 A SILVER OIL LAMP, 19TH CENTURY; DEFECTS