AMERICAN SCENIC OVERLAY SLAG GLASS TABLE LAMP

American slag glass table lamp, early 20th c., domed hexagonal shade composed of variegated glass panes set in a patinated metal frame, with scenic overlay, concealing two lights, foliate accented sta

Arts & Crafts Wrought Iron Scenic overlay slag glass table lamp with four panel sunset slag glass shade with landscape silhouette overlay. Base reportedly Bradley & Hubbard, may have been repainted. S

American Overlay Slag Glass Table Lampearly 20th century22 x 18 inches

American Overlay Slag Glass Table Lampearly 20th century24 x 18 1/2 inches

American Overlay Slag Glass Table Lampearly 20th century22 x 18 inchesOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shipping for this item (USA only).

American Overlay Slag Glass & Patinated Metal Table Lampearly 20th century31 in. high, 22 in. diameter (shade)

American Overlay Slag Glass & Patinated Metal Table Lampearly 20th century21 x 19 1/2 inchesProvenance:Property from a Texas Estate

American Slag Glass Overlay Table Lamp early 20th century the shade and base with blue and caramel slag glass panels, the overlay decoration depicting vases, flowers, urns and scrollwork 21 1/2 in. hi

DESCRIPTION: Miller Lamp Co. slag glass scenic overlay table lamp. Twelve panels with six bent blue slag top panels and six green slag apron panels. Two light sockets. Marked "E.M. & Co" to bottom. ME

American. 1930s. Bronze base. Features six panels. Unsigned. No cracks or chips to panels. 21"H (base to tip of finial). 17" shade diameter.

Item/Description: Miller Lamp Co. early 20th century table lamp. Edward Miller Art Nouveau blue slag panel shade with metal overlay depicting water landscape, on a cast and patinated brass base marked

American Overlay Table Lamp early 20th century slag glass, patinated metal 21 x 12 inches

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

American. 1930s. Painted metal base and shade overlay. Slag glass panels. Replacement bulb sockets. Slag glass panels are free of chips or cracks. Shade: 14.5"L x 14.5"W. Lamp: 23.25"H. Base: 8"L x 8"

American stained glass table lamp, Northwest (NW) Art Shade Co., Chicago, c.1920s, paneled slag glass shade, metal overlay with trellises, winged cherubs, concealing two lights, tapered base with slag

American Overlay Table Lamp with a Wilkinson Co. Shade and an Attr. Duffner & Kimberly Baseearly 20th centuryslag glass, patinated bronze26 1/4 in. high, 18 in. diameter (shade)

,United States,Early 20th Century Twenty panel decagonal shade with reticulated bell flower gallery and neoclassical overlay of acanthus leaves and Etruscan vessels supported by a four light base with

Antique Arts & Crafts Bradley & Hubbard School table lamp features scenic overlay shade with silhouette pictorial pierced frame depicting countryside scene and housing slag glass panels over independe

Handel Scenic Teroca overlay table lamp USA, c. 1910patinated metal, slag glass 22 h x 16 dia in (56 x 41 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to tag on shade 'Handel' and to top of fitter rim 'H

AMERICAN SLAG GLASS ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP, large octagonal shade with pale amber panes, top of the shade having geometrical metal overlay with the sides having landscape scenes created from metal-overla

Bradley & Hubbard table lamp with overlay shade, with repeated scenic landscape decoration of waterfront village and foliage, #105-6 Meriden, Connecticut bronze, multicolored slag glass numbered with

American Polychromed Spelter Lamp, early 20th c., with a six panel curved blue and purple slag glass shade with a wide border of green glass within a scenic overlay landscape frame, on a tapered reede

Vintage American slag glass table lamp. 28 5/8 in H x 18 1/2 in W. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: James Lawrence, UPS Store 4356, 954-463-0444, FloridaUPS@g

Hexagonal body with mixed glass panes on a square foot raised on four paw feet, early 20th C.