Auguste Moreau Art Nouveau Spelter Figural Table Lamp

An August Moreau cast spelter Art Nouveau figural table lamp having a red bronze base, resin roses, and gilded leaf details. Paris foundry stamp "Fabrication Francaise Paris, made in Paris France" on

after Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919), Large Art Nouveau Style Figural Table Lamplate 20th century, patinated cast bronze, bearing signature in the casting base, depicting a windswept maiden with t

Art Nouveau style patinated bronze two-light table lamp, late 20th c., "Diana," after Auguste Moreau, on a green marble base, accompanied by (four) iridescent art glass floriform shades, approx 30"h,

Figural newel post lamp after the sculpture "Au Merite" by Louis Auguste Moreau, (French, 1855-1919.) Cast spelter. With title and artist plaque at base. Glass shade loose; a larger shade or longer sc

Showing some paint loss, with original globes. Untested with condition issues as welding is needed to reinforce floral stems back to figure as well as a crack to instrument, and loss of finger  3

DESCRIPTION: An after Auguste Moreau spelter figural putti cherub electrical lamp. This is a figural sculptural table lamp, designed with a putti cherub figure holding a torch with his left hand. The

Art Nouveau Spelter Shell Shade Figural Table Lamp: Great Sea Shell Lamp Shades. Female Figure with socket bulbs having petal detail. Measures 22.5" tall.

Continental, 20th century A pair of Art Nouveau female figural two light table lamps in spelter with a patinated bronze, copper and gilt finish Signed on base "P. Philippe 07", and both lamps have bra

DESCRIPTION: An Art Nouveau figural Spelter table lamp depicting a patinated women in gilt dress with three floral, light socket mounted outlets overhanging. Plaque attached: Fabrication Francaise, Ma

after Auguste Moreau (French,1834-1917) Art Nouveau bronze figural lamp with original purple slag glass lampshade. Shade composed of six violet slag glass panels with ornate bronze trim. Artist signat

Aft. Auguste Moreau France,20th Century Figural lamp depicting a woman in a diaphanous dress with slightly exposed chest caressing a Favrile glass flower light shade. Light bulbs not included. Approx.

In the manner of Gustav Moreau (French, 1826-1898) an Art Nouveau style figural silvered metal table lamp, depicting a woman holding a pierced decoration aloft, surmounted by a mint green glass globe

After Auguste Moreau, entitled Aurore. Of a standing figure with two bulrush lamps capped with favrile glass shades. H. overall 81 cm (32 in)

Alfred Foretay (1861-1944). An Art Nouveau figural table lamp of spelter metal with a maiden figure and single foliate form light. Signed on base. 9 in tall x 8-1/2 in wide.

A very fine and elegant figural three light cast metal lamp seated on cylindrical marble base. Art Nouveau standing female with draped dress having one breast exposed after well known French sculptor

Art Nouveau Bronze Aurore Figural Lamp After Auguste Moreau with Favrile glass shades on marble base. Height is 32 inches tall.

Antique spelter patinated metal Art Nouveau French figural table lamp of a woman with flowering branches and 3 lights. Signed --?? 27 inches high. Circa 1910.

Description - Art Nouveau style figural bronze lamp with art glass shades after Auguste Moreau. Dimensions - 25" x 10"

A French bronzed patinated white metal sculpture converted to an electrical lamp after Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). Titled, "Fleurs de Printemps" ("Spring Flowers"). A patinated Art Nouveau style figur

Art Nouveau figural lady lamp, spelter with bronze finish, repairs to back, 22"

An early 20th century French Art Nouveau patinated Spelter table lamp. Amber rippled glass shade with cast foliate mounts and finial over a figural steam with Gilded finish and polychrome accents. Wea

Pair of figural boudoir lamps in the style of Auguste Moreau. Features musical instrument playing figures with original frosted ruffled etched glass shades. Good working condition. Normal age surface

French cast metal figure in a bronze finish, now fashioned as a table lamp, fitted with two lights, atop figural standard of a maiden holding grapes, after Auguste Moreau (France, 1834-1917), raised o

After George Maxim, entitled "Depart des Amours", in patinated metal with glass florets, early 20th C. H. 36" (inches).