Antique Table Lamps - An enduring style
Table lamps- Circa 1920
produces a custom made range of designer
table lamps. All of the company's table lamps are unique, with no lamp ever reproduced. The majority of The Antique and Vintage Table Lamp Co’s lamp bases are
antique, made over 100 years ago.
The style is predominantly classic, but often, surprisingly, it is realised that this classic style is perfectly at home in the contemporary room, after all, the very meaning of classic ensures its enduring style.
A recent addition to The Antique and Vintage Table Lamp Co’s lamp collection is a stunning pair of Wilton lamps produced in England circa 1925. The square shaped lamps mounted on custom made and water gilded Chinese style square bases.
Lamps at this high end of style have the innate ability to transform a room into an inviting and elegant setting.
To discover where interior designers find their table lamps, visit the web site to view a collection of over 100 antique and vintage table lamps.
Wilton lamps (ref. B/018):
- An decorative pair of stylish, early 20th century, English, Wilton, chinoiserie, square shaped vases as table lamps.
- The lamps of the Art Deco period and typical of this smart era of design.
- The lamps with a rich cobalt, powder-blue ground and finely gilded with Chinoiserie subjects.
- The subjects of elaborate island pagodas surrounded by a watery landscape. The pagodas overhung with willows and gnarled prunus.
- The gilding of particularly fine quality.
- The lamps standing on custom made square shaped Chinese tables, burnished with water gilding.
- The lamp caps of turned, gold plated bronze.
- The lamps fitted with classic cobalt blue silk lamp shades of square shape.
- The shades with gilded brass ball finials.
- Circa 1920
- Overall height (including shades) 20"/50cm
Produced by the A.G. Harley-Jones Co, manufacturers of fine porcelain and earthenware at Fenton, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. Confusingly, the company was also known as The Royal Vienna Art Pottery and was in production from 1907-1934, however, little information has been published or is known about this obscure English factory.
14-Jun-2007