A pair of Tiffany style slag glass and brass table lamps, made by Glass Reflections, dated 1992
Hand made stained glass lamp pair. Signed Glass Reflections 1992. We purchased these new at that time. Stained glass shades of white and blue with an accent of red. The bases are likely cast iron with a marble piece near the base weighing about 7 lbs each. The shades weigh about 9 lbs each. Total weight is just over 15 lbs each. Each lamp is 29” tall with the shade. The shade is 19” wide and 11” high. The base is 9” wide. Each lamp has a dual light fixture from Leviton with a pull chain for each bulb. Made in USA. The plugs are Academy Automatic- made in USA. Pictures don’t do these justice. They are large and beautiful both on and off. Shown with a wine bottle in some pictures for size reference.
29” tall with shade Shade is 19” wide by 11” tall and signed Glass Reflections 1992
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Hi Sheila,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
These really are beautiful lamps and I'm glad you included a wine bottle since the scale isn't immediately obvious!
While these lamps were probably quite costly when they were originally purchased, they are now worth $500-700 each, though having a pair is worth $1,200-1,500.
Based on the photos and information provided, and subject to examination, this is:
A pair of Tiffany style slag glass and brass table lamps,
made by Glass Reflections, dated 1992
Each with circular-section domed shade with paneled collar, the white-paneled body with blue, gray and red accents, on a cast molded brass standard and footed base with inset alabaster wafer.
29” tall with shade Shade is 19” wide by 11” tall and signed Glass Reflections 1992
CONDITION: These lamps appear to be in good condition
PROVENANCE: Original owner, purchased new in 1992
$500-700 each or $1,200-1,500 for the pair*
*represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price may vary.
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