The item in question refers to a specific type of furniture characterized by a narrow, elongated surface supported by legs, typically placed against a wall. Its construction incorporates brass, often as a... Read more »
Illuminating recreational spaces, these fixtures combine functionality with artistic expression. Constructed from leaded glass, often multicolored and patterned, they provide focused light over the playing surface while simultaneously adding a decorative element... Read more »
These lighting fixtures are characterized by their use of leaded glass shades, often featuring intricate designs and vibrant colors. These decorative objects commonly incorporate floral, geometric, or nature-inspired motifs. A defining feature... Read more »
A furniture piece characterized by a primary material of brass and design elements indicative of a past era, typically spanning several decades. These tables are functional surfaces designed for placement in living... Read more »
Illuminating devices crafted by Stiffel during a prior era, often featuring a golden-hued metal alloy and intended for placement on a table surface, represent a distinct category of lighting fixtures. These light... Read more »
A luminaire constructed from the transparent thermoplastic polymer, popular in mid-20th century design, that sits upon a table or other horizontal surface and provides illumination is the subject of this discourse. These... Read more »
Illuminating fixtures designed to evoke a bygone era, typically the early to mid-20th century, are frequently found on tables or desks. These items often incorporate design elements such as brass or aged... Read more »
A furnishing item characterized by a framework of a copper-zinc alloy and a transparent, typically silica-based, surface. These tables often exhibit design aesthetics reminiscent of past eras, ranging from mid-century modern to... Read more »
Illuminating fixtures crafted from molded and fired clay, typically dating from past decades, designed for placement on tables or elevated surfaces, and serving as sources of light, exemplify a blend of artistry... Read more »
These illumination devices, crafted utilizing the copper foil method pioneered by Louis Comfort Tiffany, are characterized by their leaded glass shades, often depicting nature-inspired motifs. The aesthetic is further defined by intricate... Read more »