Giacometti Pomme de Pin Bronze Floor Lamp. Gold Gilt Fi

Giacometti Pomme de Pin Bronze Floor Lamp. Gold Gilt Finish. Solid bronze-- Dimensions: H: 64 inches: W: 8.5 inches: D: 8.5 inches ---

Rare solid cast bronze "Pomme De Pin" sculptural floor lamp made in the manner of Alberto Giacometti with a silver gilt finish.Unsigned.Measurements:63.50 inches high x 8.50 base dimater.All items are

Extraordinary and rare solid cast bronze Pomme de Pin sculptural floor lamp made after Alberto Giacometti by Hanshen and Goddard San Francisco CA for Frances Elkins. The bronze has an applied gilt fin

A pair of gilt bronze Pomme de Pin torchere lampsafter the model by Alberto Giacometti, produced by Frances Elkins, manufactured by Hanschen & Goddard, San Franciscocirca 1930sheight 66 1/2in (169cm)

Pair Bronze and Iron Giacometti Style Floor Lamps. Gold Gilt Accents. Male and Female.-- Dimensions: H: 62 inches: W: 11 inches: D: 9 inches ---

Pair of "Tete de Femme" gilt bronze sculptural floor lamps, after Alberto Giacometti, each having a single light above the standard decorated with a stylized bust of a lady, 46"h

After Alberto Giacometti (Swiss, 1901-1966), circa 1979. "Tete de Femme" gilt bronze single socket floor lamp, Marked to inside NR, copyright sign, and date and outer foot. Note: Part of the Nelson Ro

After Alberto Giacometti Tete de Femme floor lamp Excalibur BronzeFrance, 1933-34 / 1985cast and gilt bronze, linen18 dia × 67 h in (46 × 170 cm) In 1977 Nelson A. Rockefeller f

gilt bronze; with custom horse hide shades; Provenance: The Estate of James and Lois Garner. Proceeds will benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and World Wildlife Fund; 65 inches to top of c

After Alberto Giacometti (Swiss, 1901-1966) "Tete de Femme" patinated bronze floor lamp. 65.5" H x 8" diameter.

Bronze floor lamps finished in gold gilt. Elegant French Empire revival late 1960s to early 1970s last of the glamour look. Bronze base with pole rising to cage lighting. Dripping in prisms and chande

After Diego Giacometti “Tete de Femme” cast bronze floor lamp, from the Nelson Rockefeller Collection, 1985, having a single light with milk glass shade, above the standard decorated with a styliz

Giacometti style bronze floor lamp with original shade. Gilt finish. Dimensions: H: 72 inches: W: 19 inches: D: 19 inches ---

Diego Giacometti style ""Tete de femme"" patinated bronze sculptural floor lamp having a single light above the standard decorated with a stylized bust of a lady 69.5""h

AFTER ALBERTO GIACOMETTI Bronze Floor lamp. 'Tete de Femme'. Brown patination. Dimensions: H: 65 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 7 inches ---

A pair of very heavy, solid bronze floor lamps after Alberto Giacometti's "Tete de Femme" figural lamps. Unmarked. Need wiring. 38 lbs each. 52 x 9 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Dept

A pair of vintage, 1960's or 1970's solid bronze floor lamps after Alberto Giacometti's " Tete de Femme" floor lamp. Apparently un-marked. Approximate measurements: Total height ( including the lamp p

GIACOMETTI (MANNER OF) HEAVY, METAL (POSSIBLY BRONZE) GILT FLOOR LAMPS -49.5" X 9" D -EXCELLENT CONDITION

A pair of large bronze torchiere floor lamps depicting females in dresses with raised cabbage roses holding up torches. Sculptures have brown patina throughout with gold gilt dresses. Includes frosted

GIACOMETTI (MANNER OF) HEAVY, METAL (POSSIBLY BRONZE) GILT FLOOR LAMPS -49.5" X 9" D -EXCELLENT CONDITION

GIACOMETTI (MANNER OF) HEAVY, METAL (POSSIBLY BRONZE) GILT FLOOR LAMP -49.5" X 9" D -EXCELLENT CONDITION

Alberto Giacometti (after), 'Tete De Femme' lamp, cast c. 1985 by Excaliber Foundry, New York, brown patinated cast bronze floor lamp, stamped 'EX NY' on base, from an edition originally commissioned

Alberto GIACOMETTI style Bronze Floor Lamp. "Tete de Femme". Not wired or mounted with socket.-- Dimensions: H: 59 inches: W: 7.5 inches: D: 7.5 inches ---

After Alberto/Diego Giacometti (Swiss) for Jean-Michel Frank Bronze Floor Lamp, "Tete de Femme, inscribed on top of base "Albert Diego 1935" , paper shade included. Note: http://www.nytimes.com/1987/0