The Handel Lamp Company lamp and shade

The Handel Lamp Company lamp and shade Meriden, Connecticut obverse and reverse painted glass, bronze signed with fabric tag 13 1/2 "w x 7"d x 23"h

The Handel Lamp Company, shades, pair, Meriden, CT, brass, glass, signed, 5.5"dia x 5"h

Antique oil or kerosene banquet lamp - cast metal with slag glass. American, likely Connecticut. Includes hand painted Handel Lamp Company shade. Produced by Handel Lamp Company of Meriden, CT. Shade

The Handel Lamp Company, Sunset hanging shade, Meriden, CT, slag glass, bronzed metal, signed, numbered, 24"dia x 9.5"h

The Handel Lamp Company, floor lamp, Meriden, CT, bronze, mica, shade signed with tag, shade: 3.75"dia; overall: 10"dia x 59.5"h

American stained and leaded glass table lamp, Handel Lamp Company, c.1900, domed glass shade with pink apple blossoms against a green foliated ground, concealing three lights, patinated metal base wit

The Handel Lamp Company Pine Needle metal overlay lamp: shade with base Meriden, Connecticut slag glass, bronzed metal shade and base with stamped marks 20"w x 19 3/4"d x 24"h

Handel Lamp Company bronze base and original glass shade. Authentic candlestick table lamp base is dark patinated bronze. Simplistic in form rises up to three light sockets. Chain pulls. Topped with H

Handel Lamp Company (American 1885-1941) patinated metal shade and lamp, first quarter 20th century, the frame having a lake or pond landscape with curved slag glass panels, on a scrolled patterned ba

The Handel Lamp Company, desk lamp, Meriden, CT, reverse and obverse painted chipped ice glass, bronzed metal, shade numbered, base signed Handel, 7"dia x 13.5"h

The Handel Lamp Company/ Unique Art Glass & Metal Company, lamp base with shade, Meriden, CT/ Brooklyn, NY, leaded glass, bronze, base stamped Handel, 18"dia x 23"h

Handel Lamp Company (1885-1941), first quarter 20th century. A blue stained leaded glass dogwood shade, the dome shade with geometric graduated glass tiles beginning in a cerulean blue to a powder blu

Handel Lamp Company (American, 1885-1936) Leaded Glass Table Lamp Ca. 1910-1920, "Pink Dogwood", H 29" Dia. 22" | Height of shade: 11". Pink dogwood blossoms on green leafy ground. on bronze artichoke

The Handel Lamp Company, table lamp, Meriden, CT, patinated metal, slag glass, shade stamped, 18"dia x 18"h

Handel Lamp Company (American, 1885-1936) Leaded Glass Table Lamp on Rare Base "Pink Dogwood", H 17.75" Dia. 12" | Shade signed with Handel two star mark. Base having Handel cloth tag on base felt. Pa

Handel Lamp Company (1885-1941), circa 1920s. A bronze and glass table lamp comprising lamp base, #5184, of round form with shaped and fluted central shaft and heat cap with pointed design, the shaft

Table lamp by Handel Lamp Company of Meriden, CT. American, early 20th century. Marked on top "Handel Lamps Pat'd No 979664". Reverse painted chipped ice surface glass shade signed Handel as well. Pai

Artist:Handel Lamp Company Title:Handel Boudoir Lamp w Tree Trunk & Chipped Ice Shade Date:c. early 20th century Medium:bronze, glass, paint Dimensions:w shade: 14.5 x 8.25 x 8.25 inches

The Handel Lamp Company, Pine Needle desk lamp, Meriden, CT, leaded glass, bronzed metal, shade signed, 16"h x 8.5"w x 11"d

Handel Lamp Company (1885-1941), circa 1920s. A mushroom form hanging lantern shade decorated with exotic birds, branches and foliage on leafy textured and iridized amber glass. Signed on top fitter/c

Handel bronzed metal floor model lamp, no found signature/stamp. Measuring approx 57"h x 14.5"w. Later addition shade as shown, See photos

Handel 23.5" Table Lamp has a Floral Pattern Shade.The bronze base of this 23.5" tall lamp carries The fabric tag of "Handel Lamps", authenticating it is from the Handel Lamp Company. These lamps are

The Handel Lamp Company boudoir lamp, #6448 Meriden, Connecticut obverse painted glass, brassed metal shade signed, numbered and artist's initials 'JW' repeating Arts & Crafts / Art Nouveau floral mot

The Handel Lamp Company patinated bronze bridge floor lamp, Meriden, Connecticut, early 20th century, the caramel and green leaded glass shade supported by an adjustable tripod lamp base with spade fe