Vintage Floor & Table Lamps

The enchanting Green Haiawa table lamp will add a splash of verdant color to any room. Reflecting a blend Victorian and Art Nouveau styles, the gently flared panels are crafted from iridescent green and amber art glass, which creates the illusion of mother of pearl. The trunk-like base echoes the shade’s flared forms for a unified look. A wonderful accent piece for bookshelves, desks or occasional tables.

Blending painted wood and blackened tin, our Cedar Creek Table Lamp is a fine example of Early American style lighting. The shapely turned column features a heavily textured and distressed finish, with a range of colors from aged blacks and reds to buttery pearwood. Its candle arms. crimped tin pans and shade are finished with rustic black paint. Base is made in the USA.

Blending painted wood and blackened tin, our Butcher's Table Lamp is a fine example of Early American style lighting. The shapely turned column features a heavily textured and distressed finish, with a range of colors from aged blacks and reds to buttery pearwood. The shade is finished with rustic black paint. Base is made in the USA.

Charming and genteel, this banker style light puts the Tiffany influence on full display. The shade’s stained glass features pastel pink and red rose blossoms, plus lush greenery set against a light beige background. An intricately detailed blue butterfly adds a whimsical touch. The shade rests atop a harp style base which conveys a classical feel. An ideal accent lamp for a nightstand or smaller desk.

Colors and shapes with an Arts & Crafts sensibility define this Tiffany-inspired table lamp. Diamond- and rectangular-shaped art glass pieces are set against a light amber background – and when illuminated, the patterns becomes more pronounced. The shade sits atop a decorative metal base and a beautifully cast footed pedestal. One lamp alone acts as a compelling focal point, while a pair makes a strong design statement.

The saturated colors in this lamp are simply enchanting. A flared dome shade features rosy pink lily pad blooms set against a background of green and blue hues that suggest foliage and water. Each piece of glass is made using techniques pioneered by L.C. Tiffany in the late 19th Century. The solid bronze base reflects classical influences – note the urn shape and leaf and swag patterns. Beautifully appointed, this artistic piece is heirloom worthy.