1940s China Navy Boy Night Lamp

German porcelain table lamps featuring fully dimensional young girl and boy atop engraved brass base with silk shades and new wiring, circa 1940s height 22 in. / each Provenance: An Alamo Heights, T

World War I Chevalier Paris Army & Navy Day & Night Glass French made Binoculars

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese reticulated porcelain converted footed lamps turned back into vases in hexagonal shaped and floral design. CIRCA: 1920-1940s ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H:12" and 6" in di

WE SHIP! the AEAA is very proud to present this striking pair of 1940s Robins egg blue scalloped skirted Southern Belle ladies boudoir / night stand lamps, from the L.E. Smith Glass Co. with classic L

Sheridan China "Luminart" Art Deco Table Lamp in the form of a leaping gazelle above an Art Deco ornament, the piece apparently unmarked, circa 1940s. 11" H x 10.5" W x 5.5" D. Keywords: Lighting, Art

Chinese Glazed Porcelain Vase converted to an electrified night table or desk Lamp hand painted Chinese scene depicting a kingdom and warriors condition consistent with age and use Red China Hand Pain

A pair of Chinese Republic of China (ROC) Era hardstone lamps. Produced circa 1940s. Carved green jade type fluorite gemstone in floral forms with covers. Mounted with hand carved teak display bases f

Handmade ceramic stoneware lamp of rabbits jumping towards their carrots at night. with moon and stars. Beautiful navy blue glaze with white rabbits and orange carrots. Linen shade with glass finial.

Jean Besnard Spherical table lamp, 1940s Glazed earthenware, bronze, silk shade. Made in France. Underside signed with artist's initials and "FRANCE." 23" H x 18" Diameter, including shade Base only:

Jean Besnard Spherical table lamp, 1940s Glazed earthenware, bronze, silk shade. Made in France. Underside signed with artist's initials and "FRANCE." 20.5" H x 17" Diameter, including shade Base only

A pate-de-verre and iron night light lamp by Gabriel Argy-Rousseau. Measures: 6 inches tall. Domestic Shipping Estimate: $50

IMPORTANT CHINESE CARVED CORAL STATUE, the large piece of coral carved depicting a lady with flowers accompanied by 2 little boys. China, 19th/20th century. With a carved wooden stand. Coral statue H.

Bruno Chiarini Pair of pendant lamps, 1940s Brass, glass. Made in Italy. 39" H x 8" W x 8" D

Vase converted into a lamp stand. China, Ming dynasty, 17th century. Metal with cloisonné enamel. Provenance: Trallero de Llavaneras Collection. Measurements: 32 x 19 cm. Chinese vase decorated ent

includes: double bed, 3 drawer dresser with mirror, single drawer night stand and lamp table. Set is solid and in good but used condition. However, the tops could use refinishing. Headboard is 66" tal

Maison Bagues, pair gilt iron floor lamps, c. 1940s, square stem on three scroll legs ending in paw feet, floor petal switch, custom linen shades, 67"h x 18"dia (total) Provenance: A Private Collectio

Budweiser Reverse Glass Lighted Cab Sign. Circa 1940s. Half-circle metal shelftop lamp with “Drink Budweiser” logo and decoration on the glass. Approximately 15 x 9 x 4”. With hard-w

Cast metal cigar cutter with figural paper boy under a gas lamp, which is an oil lamp with a yellow globe. Paper boy is holding a news paper reading, “Extra, fine cut chewing tobacco, best in the wo

Three artisan clay dolls in elaborate costumes 1.5" to 1.75"H, clay baby doll .75"H with trunk, bisque sailor boy 15/16H, china shoulder plate doll, Queen doll with wood head 2"H, three tiny wood head

Paavo Tynell, H. 160 cm, D. 27.5 cm. Made by Taito Oy, Helsinki (attributed). Tubular brass, sheet brass.

China Qing Dynasty Pastel engraved boy Amphora

SHOUSHAN STONE GUANYIN STANDING STATUE HOLDING A BOY IN QING DYNASTY, CHINA H. 40 cm. W. 12.5 cm. Weight 3637 gram.

PAAVO TYNELL (1890 - 1973);TAITO OY;Pair of adjustable pendant lamps (no. 10205), Finland, 1940s; Perforated and enameled brass, steel wire; Both ceiling caps ink stamped FINLAND HOUSE LIGHTING CORP.

Rare pair of Jacques Adnet lamps made with Baccarat crystal and a nickel base. The balls can be moved to different positions. These lamps are from the 1940s and are documented in the Adnet book. Refer