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255 West 36th St. Suite 502-503
New York City, NY 10018 , United States
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Pair of Neoclassical Revival Bronze Table Lamps with Sculptural Classical Bases
$ 1,850
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Description
A compelling pair of neoclassical table lamps distinguished by their architectural presence and richly modeled bronze bases. Each lamp is conceived as a miniature column, rising from a square plinth decorated with elaborate relief ornament—classical scrollwork, foliage, and heraldic motifs rendered in high relief. The sculptural detailing recalls the vocabulary of European neoclassicism, where classical symmetry and ornamental discipline meet the expressive depth of cast bronze.
The lamps’ vertical shafts feature finely fluted columns that reinforce their architectural character, while the stepped bases anchor the composition with weight and visual authority. The bronze surfaces present a warm patinated tone that accentuates the depth of the casting and the intricacy of the decorative program. Under directional light, the relief panels reveal subtle dimensionality, emphasizing the sculptural craftsmanship of the bronze work.
New tailored cylindrical shades in refined off-white linen have been added, providing a clean contemporary counterpoint to the ornate classical bases. Their restrained profile allows the sculptural quality of the bronze to remain the focal point while delivering a soft, even illumination suitable for both residential and gallery environments.
Balanced and symmetrical, the pair works beautifully flanking a sofa, console, or sideboard, particularly within interiors that embrace classicism, traditional European references, or curated mid-century decorative ensembles. The combination of architectural form, sculptural bronze casting, and updated shades creates a piece that bridges classical influence and modern refinement.
An elegant and versatile pair that brings sculptural gravitas and timeless classical character to a refined interior. -
More Information
Origin: United States Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Marble, brass, metal Condition: Good. Shade is new. brass has been professionally cleaned. Creation Date: 1920's-1930's Number of Pieces: 2-3 Styles / Movements: Traditional, Neoclassical Dealer Reference #: 824 Incollect Reference #: 854110 -
Dimensions
H. 41 in; Diam. 14 in; H. 104.14 cm; Diam. 35.56 cm;
Message from Seller:
Found Collectibles is a furniture and décor gallery located in 225 West 36th Street, Suite 503 in New York City, dedicated to sourcing unique yet timeless collections from across the globe. Each collection tells a story particular to its time and place in history. Specializing in expert craftsmanship, we only feature small-batch, high-quality designs. Contact us: Mobile: +1 954 294 3099, Landline: +1 646 649 4260
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