Vintage Italian Gold Gilt Tole & Porcelain Flower Bouquet Table Lamps 2
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:12840 | Primary Material: Ceramic & Porcelain, Gold, Tole |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Style: Italian |
| Color: Gold |
Pair Of Vintage Italian Gold Gilt Tole & Porcelain Flower Bouquet Table Lamps (2) - matching setEach lamp consists of a round wooden base, metal center collumn, 9 metal stems, 30 metal leaves & 9 porcelain flowers.Main center collumn is surrounded by 9 stems each holding 1 white porcelain flower with front face painted in an array of Blue pink & yellow pastels. The bottoms of the center collumn & stems are encased within a tulip bulb which rests on a fluted tray. The fu...ted tray & tulip bulb design is displayed again above, separating the Gilt & white sections of the collumnBoth lamps come with a harp holder base attached below the lamp socket but they do not include the lamp harps, finials or shades. ➕MEASUREMENTS / SPECS
Width (Wood Base): 5.5" Inches
Width (Widest Point): 10.5" Inches
Height (bottom of base to top of socket): 21"
Height ((bottom of base to tip of top gold tulip): 15"
Cord Length: 6 feet
Sockets Marked: 250W - 250V✔️CONDITION
Both lamps are in good working order with original wiring. The gold gilt finish looks to be scratched & worn throughout the Center collumn, leaves & stems of both lamps. The tip of 1 yellow petal has chipped off & i see a small surface chip on one of the pink petals. I have labeled these areas in the photos... please refer to the last few images for a better description of these chips. The photos show random white drip marks on some of the flower petals & within the crevices of the flower faces. These marks are hardened & i was able to pick a few of them off without damaging the flowers or their finish. I'm not sure what this substance is.. possibly white paint or a glue of some kind? Both lamps show paint wear in the upper white portion of the center pillar: Lamp 1 has 1 bare spot with missing paint located just above the top tulip bulb + Lamp 2 has 2 tiny bare spots with missing paint in the areas center. Please refer to the last few photos to view these spots in better detail.Note: In some of the images it might appear as though large portions of the petal tips have been chipped off. This is due to the front camera angle & the sculpted design of the flowers; with petals curling back behind the front face. Please see final image for better clarification of this.The images will give you the best description of these lamps. Please look at all the pictures, zoom in if necessary & message me with any questions. More area specific images can be sent upon request.Thanks for looking;)
Width (Wood Base): 5.5" Inches
Width (Widest Point): 10.5" Inches
Height (bottom of base to top of socket): 21"
Height ((bottom of base to tip of top gold tulip): 15"
Cord Length: 6 feet
Sockets Marked: 250W - 250V✔️CONDITION
Both lamps are in good working order with original wiring. The gold gilt finish looks to be scratched & worn throughout the Center collumn, leaves & stems of both lamps. The tip of 1 yellow petal has chipped off & i see a small surface chip on one of the pink petals. I have labeled these areas in the photos... please refer to the last few images for a better description of these chips. The photos show random white drip marks on some of the flower petals & within the crevices of the flower faces. These marks are hardened & i was able to pick a few of them off without damaging the flowers or their finish. I'm not sure what this substance is.. possibly white paint or a glue of some kind? Both lamps show paint wear in the upper white portion of the center pillar: Lamp 1 has 1 bare spot with missing paint located just above the top tulip bulb + Lamp 2 has 2 tiny bare spots with missing paint in the areas center. Please refer to the last few photos to view these spots in better detail.Note: In some of the images it might appear as though large portions of the petal tips have been chipped off. This is due to the front camera angle & the sculpted design of the flowers; with petals curling back behind the front face. Please see final image for better clarification of this.The images will give you the best description of these lamps. Please look at all the pictures, zoom in if necessary & message me with any questions. More area specific images can be sent upon request.Thanks for looking;)
