Venini chandelier, late 1930s.  Aventurine glass (with gold-leaf), brass.  H: 24”  Dia: 30” Sold

Archimede Seguso (Italian, 1909-1999). Chandelier. Purple-iridized glass, bronze fittings. H: 24″ Dia: 34″. Sold

French 19th/20th century, attributed to Baguès Frerès.  Belle Epoque chandelier, circa 1900. Bronze and rock crystal. H:  31” (not including cap and chain), Diameter: 21” $20,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Baguès Frerès (Paris maker).  Chandelier, circa 1950.  Interior-painted glass, brass.  H: 36” (24” plus 12” chain) Dia: 24”  $15,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

John Dickinson (American 1920-1982). Standing lamp (one of two made), circa 1970. Plaster over metal armature. H: 64″ Dia: 19″ (with shade). Provenance: John Dickinson, San Francisco; Carlene Safdie. $25,000 [See JUST IN]

Italian 18th century.  Rococo sconce, circa 1760.  Silvered metal with mirror.  H: 17″ W: 20″ D: 4 1/2″.  $3,500

French 20th century.  Attributed to Baguès Frerès (Paris maker), possibly designed by Armand Rateau, circa 1925.  Pair of silvered brass, rock crystal, amethyst.  H: 13 ¾ W: 11 ½ D: 5 ½  $15,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Veronese (Paris firm with Murano glassworks).  Pair of sconces, circa 1935.  Glass with aluminum fittings.  H: 24″ W: 17″ D: 13″  $20,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Pair of sconces by Baguès (Paris maker), circa 1927.  Gilt-brass, mirror, glass (cut, cast, blown), mahogany backing.  H: 30” W: 29 ¼” D:  15”.  Provenance: Thierry Despont (1948-2023).  $25,000 [See JUST IN]

French, 19th century. Louis-Philippe lamp by Gotten of Paris (marked “Place des Victoires No 1 / Gotten / Inventeur Brevete”), circa 1840. Bronze, gullding, acid-etched cast glass with brass trim. H: 30 1/2″ Dia: 7″. Provenance: Richard A. Lee,Ardmore, PA. $4,000 [See JUST IN]

Attributed to Baccarat (French 19th century). Pair of Napoleon III lamps, now electrified, circa 1860. Gold-decorated cut glass, brass fittings. H: 24 1/2″ bases, 40″ with shades & cut-glass finials; base height 20″; Dia: 8 1/2″. $ 10,000

W. A. S. Benson (English, 1854-1924) articulated table/wall lamp, circa 1900.  Brass.  H: 30“ (when vertical with shade), base 8“ between foot pads (one with aperture for hanging).  $4,000

Jean Perzel (French 1892-1986).  Pair of standing lamps, 1930s.  Brass and glass.  H: 67″ Dia: 22″ each.  $30,000

Baguès Frerès (Paris maker) retailed by Bonzano.  Pair of lamps, circa 1950.  Rock crystal and ormolu.  Base height 13 1/2″; with shades 22″ [See FEATURED INVENTORY]  $25,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Italian urn-form lamp retailed by the Cooperativa Artieri Alabastro, Volterra, 1940s.  Alabaster.  H:15″ Dia: 9 1/2″.  Sold

Cooperativo Artieri Alabastro of Volterra.  Pair of lamps, circa 1938.  Alabaster.  H: 12 1/4″  W: 10″ D: 4 3/4″   $10,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Baguès Frerès (Paris maker).  Pair of lamps (finished on both sides), circa 1935.  Cut & cast glass, steel, lead  H: 24” [See FEATURED INVENTORY]  $10,000

French, 18^th century candelabra, circa 1770. Giltwood, gilt metal, later inset mirrors. H: 19 ½”  W: 13 ¼“ D:  7 ¼“. $8,000 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Jean-Boris Lacroix (French 1902-1984).  Table lamp, French circa 1930.  H: 14”.  Nickel, ebonized wood, acid-etched glass.  Sold

Crest Company (Chicago maker) Empire-style lamp, circa 1950. Mahogany, gilt brass. H: 16 1/2″ base; 28 1/4″ overall. $3,750

French 19th/20th century.  Double-armed lamp, circa 1900.  Polished and patinated bronze, painted sheet metal.  H: 20 ½” (including shades).  $3,750

Chinese 11th century.  Sung dynasty vase, electrified as a lamp circa 1930.  H: 27″ (including shade).  Provenance: Mrs. Kersey Coates Reed, Lake Forest (David Adler house decorated by Frances Elkins).  $5,500

English, 18th century. Barley-twist candlestick, circa 1750. Walnut, brass nozzle insert. H: 32 1/2″; Dia.: 10 1/2″ $3,750 [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Portuguese, 18^th century. Lamp (electrified candlestick), circa 1800.  Painted and gilded wood.  H: 19 1/2“ (27 with shade).  $3,750

French, 19th century.  Louis-Philippe lamp, 1840s.  Gilt bronze.  H: 20″ (including shade).  Provenance:  Pierre Le-Tan, Paris.  $3,750

French 20th century. Lamp, 1950s. Eggshell, black lacquer on wood. H: 27″ including shade. Sold

American 20th century.  Victorian-revival lamp, circa 1960.  Ruby glass, brass.  H: 24 ½” (including shade).  Provenance:  Estate of J. Hyde Crawford, Bellport, NY  Sold

Irish/American 20th century.  Lamp, 1940s.  Crystal, silvered mounts.  H: 21″ (including shade).  Provenance:  Lord and Lady Donohue, Los Angeles (supplied by Frances Elkins).  $3,000

French 20th century.  Lamp, circa 1960.  Cut, molded, and blown glass.  H: 18″ (including shade).  $2,000

Steuben, designed by Walter Dorwin Teague (1883-1960).  Candlestick, 1933.  Cast glass, silvered-cast glass, and chromed-metal fittings.  Height 2 1/2″  $1,250

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