Slag Glass Shade and Green Lantern

Slag glass shade [6 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches] and green lantern [8 x 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches].

Hanging lanterns (2). Oak and green slag glass pendant shade, with wooden hanging chain and ceiling plate. Hammered copper frame with amber glass panels, pendant shade. Missing connector hanging link.

LAMP: Handel table lamp with leaded slag glass shade, bronze base with cast "Handel" mark on underside of base, two light fixture, with unsigned slag glass shade, green bottom border and scalloped edg

Miller Lamp Co. Scenic Slag Glass Pierced Metal Shade Table Lamp: 12 panel slag glass lamp shade. Green and mottled white. Pierced metal scenic top with landscape features. No condition issues, and is

SLAG GLASS SHADE ON GREEN PAINTED BASE Size 17" H

A Slag Glass Pansy Shade. Green slag panels above a yellow pansy border. Unsigned. A few cracked panels and solder repair. 11 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $100-150

Antique bronze table lamp with Tiffany style slag glass shade in greens, golds and pink. A few panes cracked but stable, no missing glass. Missing some element between finial and base, to keep lamp sh

English Tudor Style Slag Glass Lantern / Shade. This Tiffany style slag glass hanging lantern / shade / light fixture having an English Tudor style features cream and red slag glass panels with ornate

A Tiffany Style Table Lamp with Bronze BaseThe floral slag glass shade in pink, green, blue and orange, the sockets have acorn pulls. (minor imperfections)Height: 22 inches; Diameter of shade: 18 inch

Tall brass and iron lamp with slag glass shade, pink and green, 34 in. T, 3 in. W. signed Miller

VICTORIAN SLAG GLASS KEROSENE LAMP SHADE, green slag, six panel with green and opal coloring with brass columns separating each panel, six-flute upper crown. Maker unverified. Fourth quarter 19th/earl

Decorative pair of clear slag glass lantern shades. Used for decor as wiring removed. Few cracked panels as shown, display very well for those decorators. Measuring approx 15" tall x 9". Diamond prism

Early 20C lamp w/ 8 panel green slag glass shade. 26 1/2 inches tall. Shade approx 17 inch diameter. Lamp had floral design showing leaves. Appears to be rewired. Working. One panel repaired

Early 20th Century Green Slag Glass Shade Table Lamp. 22"h. x 15" diam. Condition: Good, metal base is repainted gold.

Arts & crafts table lamp with green slag glass shade, lamp is 23" tall, shade is 13.5" by 13.5"

mid 20th c. brass table lamp with leaded green slag glass shade, having floral decorated valence 22" x 17"

New York, early 20th century, base #584, shade #1439, slag glass shade in variegated cream, green, and yellow, with gilt applied to leading, marked "Tiffany Studios/New York" on interior of rim, 6-3/4

Peterson Art Furniture Company, United States. Antique Arts & Crafts Prairie School table lamp from the Daisy line. Oak base with a caramel and green slag glass shade.Keywords: Mission, MinnesotaHeigh

Circa 1880, gilt metal cocatoo with glass eyes, originally a kerosene banquet lamp now converted to electricity, having a red and green slag glass shade, made by Craighead & Kintz MFG Co. Ballard Vale

American Arts and Crafts oak table lamp, attributed to The W.B. Brown Lamp Co., model #223, green slag glass shade, concealing a single light, pull chain, tapered standard with corbeled supports, on a

23 3/4" x 8 1/4" Pine Needle pattern green slag glass shade. Reviere Studios? Tiffany Studios? There are 6 cracked panes, all are secure, please see photos.This piece, while being sold seperately, is

2-TONE FLEUR DE LIS PATTERN LEADED GLASS DOMICAL SHADE WITH YELLOW FLEUR DE LYS PATTERNS AROUND BORDER OF GREEN SLAG GLASS SHADE WITH FROG SKIN GREEN PATINATED FLOWER BASE - SHADE IS 17" x 6" ; 17" x

WITH GREEN SLAG GLASS SHADE, SIGNED G. GUEYTON. BRONZE STATUE CONVERTED INTO LAMP. GOOD CONDITION. 39" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Tiffany Style Leaded Glass Table Lamp, 20th c., the domed green slag glass shade mounted with twelve cutout zodiac signs, after the Tiffany original, c. 1908, on a bronze patinated baluster octagonal