PATINATED & GILT METAL CONVERTED OIL LAMP

Late 19th c. metal oil lamp with gilt metal mountings, converted to two-light table lamp, decorated with garlands, trophies, rising on paw feet, approx 34"h, 10.75lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Han

shell, gilt and patinated metal; signed to base "B [and] H"; converted for electricity; Provenance: The E.T. And Wife Collection Long Beach, California; 14 inches diameter; 28 inches high

Pair Antique Patinated & Gilt Tripod Hoof Oil Lamps, now converted to electric lamps - Green and black patina with gilt over metal. Foliate motif with hanging chain accents and atop three hoofed feet.

the spherical pink cased glass shade with gilt-decorated with dragons and fleurs-de-lis, on a gilt and black patinated metal base; Condition: converted for electricity; missing oil reserve; Provenance

DESCRIPTION: A pair of blue glass lamps. Features two table lamps with blue toned glass bodies mounted with gilt metal bases and top converted oil lamp outlets. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSION

American Victorian gilt metal banquet lamp, converted from kerosene oil lamp, now electrified, late 19th/ early 20th c., yellow satin glass shade with hurricane, font over putti standard support, risi

A Pair of French Empire Gilt and Patinated Metal Oil Lamps, 19th Century. H: 8 1/4 W: 7 D: 3 in. From the Estate of Robert J. Jergens. Proceeds to benefit the Cleveland Institute of Art Scholarship Fu

Attributed to Zsolnay Pecs - Hungarian, impressive porcelain and gilt metal floor lamp, likely converted from an oil lamp, accompanied with large mica tasseled shade. Approx. overall height 73 in., he

Attributed to Zsolnay Pecs - Hungarian, impressive porcelain and gilt metal floor lamp, likely converted from an oil lamp, accompanied with large mica tasseled shade. Approx. overall height 73 in., he

(pair) French porcelain oil lamps, late 19th c., now electrified, decorated with trumpet flowers against a pale green ground, rising on a gilt metal foot, in need of wiring, approx 16.25"h (to top of

converted oil lamps Condition: with rubbed wear to patina. Working condition untested and unknown. the urn: 7 3/4 inches wide; 7 1/2 inches deep; 19 inches high; 33 3/4 total inches high

Four Metal and Glass Table Lamps. One with copper and white metal, one a converted oil lamp, one neoclassical style with glass standard and a rococo style gilt metal example. 24"h, 25"h, 28"h, 30"h

PAIR OF GILT BRONZE AND PATINATED METAL FRENCH EMPIRE OIL LAMPS WITH RAMS HEAD SURMOUNTS, 19TH C., NOW ELECTRIFIED; 14"H URN ONLY, 29"H OVERALL INCLUDING BURNER AND FINIAL

Pair of American or English late Victorian paint decorated glass parlor lamps converted from oil lamps, each with two lights above the floral motif bodies and gilt metal mounts. [34 H to finial x 8 3/

American hanging lamp from the Victorian era. Ca. late 19th - early 20th century. Unidentified maker. Converted from an oil lamp to electric. Gilt Metal mounts with hand-painted glass shades. Glass sh

A Charles X Gilt and Patinated Bronze Oil Lamp Converted to Electricity Circa 1835 Height 21 x width 5 x depth 5 inches.

19th/20th Gilt metal and double glass globes with hurricane chimney oil lamp, converted to electricity. Not tested.

Continental Gilt Bronze & Glass Tripod Oil Lamp - now electrified. Gilt bronze, patinated metal, and cut glass. Messengers Patent Duplex No 2 knobs. Featuring eagle heads and tripod legs that end in p

Pair of French Patinated Metal Figural Oil Lamps19th centuryeach converted to electric36 x 10 x 9 1/2 inches

French onyx and gilt metal oil lamp, late 19th c., now converted to an electric table lamp, having ruched shade, clear glass hurricane, opaque glass font with parcel gilt foliate swags, rising on onyx

Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American (Connecticut), 1852-1940), circa 1900. A parcel gilt metal and art glass Gone with the Wind oil lamp (or banquet lamp), later converted to electric

A pair of 19th-century French onyx, gilt metal and champléve enamel oil lamp bases of Corinthian column form with slightly differing cranberry glass reservoir (converted to electricity) 66 cm high to

Together with a yellow glass oil lamp, electrified, and a blue-glass gilt-metal mounted bowl. 4 pieces Tallest: 22-1/2"h

Continental marble oil lamp Neoclassical style, late 19th c., converted to electricity decorated with garland and bows, approx 27"h, 9.75lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2