Antique Mounted Knight Figural Spelter Meltal Lamp With Green Crackle Glass Shade
Some cracking in the pot metal around the shade base. It is weak in this area but still intact.
Antique 1927 Art Deco Majestic Lamp Works NY Spelter Gondola
Has damage to it. There is a switch in front. Maybe a guy missing on the back.
Antique Art Deco Spelter Figural Table Desk Side Lamp Windmill Portable Lamp
In great used working condition. Some minor signs of age, but overall in great condition.
Art Deco Bronze Spelter Sculptures Figural Lady Nude laying Accent Lamp
Add a touch of elegance to your home decor with this stunning Art Deco Bronze Spelter Sculptures Figural Lady Nude laying Accent Lamp. The lamp features a shaded design with...
La Belle Art Deco Joan Of Arc Spelter Table Lamp 1920’s Works
La Belle Art Deco Joan Of Arc Spelter Table Lamp 1920’s Works.
Antique Painted Spelter Art Deco Birds of Prey Radio Lamp with Red Glass Globe
“Bird of Prey” features two birds swooping down around a red globe. Base metal is poured spelter and has been painted tan. Globe may not be original, the fit is...
Art Deco Uranium Glass Frankart spelter Lamp With Shade
This lamp and the subject matter is awesome! The glow on the shade is really cool. A lot of patina and oxidation which personally I kind of like. Some people...
French Vintage Art Deco Spelter, Marble and Glass Lady Lamp
Absolutely gorgeous art deco lamp, made in France (stamped). Measurements, weight are listed in pictures. Condition: Vintage item with signs of wear commiserate with age. Paint fade, patina wear on...
Vintage Art Deco 4.25 Dancing Lady Figure Spelter Metal Lamp Part
This appears to be a spelter dancing lady figure from an old lamp, however, it is entirely possible that it’s off of something else. It measures 2 1/2″ x 1...
Antique Pink Spelter Brass Lamp Art Deco Lady Ornate Etched Glass Light Vtg
Shows age, wear, patina, chipping, staining. Untested because it has original wiring that will need to be replaced. Base is 5″x4.5″. Check out the pictures! The pictures always best describe...
Theme by Towfiq I.