American Gilded Brass Fluid Peg Lamp Girandole

American. 1840-1860. These types of lamps were made by Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Sandwich, Massachusetts and other manufacturers. The maker of this lamp is unknown. Glass, brass, marble. Two arms d

American Classical Sinumbra Brass and Glass Fluid Lamp The reeded brass column, rising to a round opaque white bulbous shade with narrowing chimney, cut to clear floral designs; on a white tiered marb

ASSORTED FREE-BLOWN AND MOLD-BLOWN FLUID PEG LAMP FONTS, LOT OF SEVEN, colorless globular-form, period collars. Colorless molded and applied pegs. Five examples fitted with a brass single-tube Ratchet

American Victorian Orientalism Movement Fluid Lamp. Brass and enamel glazed porcelain base with pattern glass font. 14"h. Condition: Very good.

CUT GLASS JUNIOR PEG BRACKET LAMPS WITH MUSICAL COMPOSER SHADES, PAIR, colorless pyriform fonts flat and drip edge shoulders, rows of cut ovals pattern, cast gilded brass brackets

Six turn of the century American fluid lamps. Glass and Brass fonts with various bases, including three pressed glass fluid lamps, a miniature banquet lamp, and two finger lamps. Some wear and damage.

Five turn of the century American fluid lamps. Glass and Brass fonts, one with hand-painted detail, on various bases. Minor wear and damage, two lack burners. Up to 12" high. ESTIMATE $50-75

Two (2). 1850-1860. Glass, brass. White cut to clear, brass collar, double-tubed fluid burner, push-up brass candlesticks. From the Valerie Lister Collection. 13 ½”H.

A charming glass lamp depicting children, couples dancing, and cherubs. Accented gilded sprayed blemishes. 'American Pat Appl'd For' embossed on the top. Dimensions: 7.5"W x 20.75"H Country of Origin:

Fifteen (15). American. 1830-1860. Brass. Lot of 15 fluid burners. Two prong and single prong. From the Keith Dill Collection. 2"H.

American, mid-20th century. Pair of brass Hollywood Regency electric or neoclassical-revival two-light lyre-form lustres or girandole lamps, hung with colorless faceted crystal prisms, on white marble

American Brass Hanging Country Store "Juno" Lamp with Tin Shade, Edward Miller & Co., 1895-1898. The font embossed with alternating acanthus leaf cartouches and medallions, the fluid cover stamped "EM

A 19th century American fluid lamp. Cobalt Blue overlay glass font with cut decoration, Cast Brass prism collar and a molded Milk Glass base with a frosted cut glass shade. Some wear and replaced pris

A late 19th century American fluid lamp. Cranberry Opalescent thumbprint glass font on a molded Milk Glass base with original Brass burner and collar with ruffled chimney. Minor wear. 21 1/2" high. ES

Second quarter-19th century. Fire gilded brass on marble base. Scrolled arms, Native American figural base and cut glass prisms. Overall 16"h. 15"w.

United States,19th Century Cranberry cut to clear glass decorated with a coin spot pattern, both retain original tall brass burners. Brass, glass 5 1/4" tall without burners, From the collection of th

A pair of 19th century American Victorian Period fluid lamps. Cobalt Blue overlay cut to clear glass fonts with star and quatrefoil design, on brass column form stems with stepped Marble bases. Minor

Set in footed copper/brass stem. 9 inches. *Note: As seen in Mary Northend's American Glass.

Pair of American Brass and Crystal Prism Hung Girandoles, 19th c., of covered chalice form, on a white marble base, now wired as lamps, H.- 18 in., W.- 6 1/2 in., D.- 3 3/4 in

A matched pair of American blown and pressed glass fluid stand lamps, third quarter 19th century, each example having a light blue blown glass font raised on a brass and opaque white pressed glass bas

American. 1870-1890. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co., Meriden, Connecticut. Glass, brass, spelter. Frosted cut to colourless font. No. 2 collar with shoulder plate, brass connector, gilded cast-spelter fig

AMERICAN PEWTER LIGHTING DEVICES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a signed "T. WILDES" saucer-base hand lamp with turned standard, fitted with a period brass two-tube fluid burner with brass chain and caps; an

American. 1870-1890. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co., Meriden, Connecticut. Glass, brass, spelter. Frosted cut to colourless font. No. 2 collar with shoulder plate. Brass connector, gilded cast-spelter fig

First half 20th century. Unsigned with iridized glass insert and Classical style gilded and patinated brass fittings. 28.25"h.