Antique Bradley Hubbard Style Lamp With Murano Slag Glass Shade Arts and Crafts

The lamp is a Arts and Crafts Style table or Boudoir lamp. This lamp is from the Handle era. We date the lamp to the early 1900's. This lamp is fresh from an estate and is filthy and needs a proper professional cleaning.

With a good cleaning we are sure this lamp will pop. We lightly dusted the lamp that has years of build up.

We do not want to touch the patina on the metal parts. The lamp appears to be complete and all original and untouched. We did not plug in the lamp. The base is not signed and the felt covering is no longer present.

The handle on the base has a wild looking Griffin or Dragon. The metal appears to be copper over cast iron on the base. The shade has a original Murano 1905 paper label which is nearly complete. The shade has a six curved brick lattice overlay on slag glass. The overlay on the shade has a great Arts and Crafts look with a tulip design with the bricks. The beadwork on the shade also looks original and to our eye mostly complete. This lamp does have a Asiatic look with the beads and Griffin. The condition is nice on the shade with no missing lattice work on the frame and no cracks on any of the slag panels.

We see a chip or a missing piece of slag on the one panel above the Murano label. Otherwise we do not see any issues other than the years of build up. The overall height is approx.

Thanks for viewing our auctions and any questions please ask. The item "Antique Bradley Hubbard Style Lamp With Murano Slag Glass Shade Arts and Crafts" is in sale since Tuesday, March 2, 2021. This item is in the category "Antiques\Decorative Arts\Lamps".

The seller is "paleadhead" and is located in Leola, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States.

Type: Lamps
Featured Refinements: Arts Crafts Lamp
Style: Arts & Crafts/Mission Style
Age: 1900-1940
Primary Material: Mixed Materials
Maker: Murano/ Bradley and Hubbard
Original/Reproduction: Original
Color: Multi-Color
Country/Region of Origin: United States/ Murano