A fantastic and amazing pair of antique bronze table lamps, each depicting, three chimera, facing outward, on a stylized, triangular base of a dark stone material (we believe this material is alabaster, but are not certain). The body of the chimera springs from budding leaves, and each rest upon one lion paw. These are likely old candlesticks that were converted to lamps a long time ago. We have just rewired them so they come to you with new wiring. We believe the bronze pieces pre-date the lamp and are likely from the mid to late 1800s. Very heavy and weight. They are classic and timeless in appeal.
22 inches tall by 4 inches in diameter
Lampshades are not included
Powers on, standard US bulb and cord, 660 V, 250 W, toggle power switch on the socket, lamp has just been rewired and has new cords, one harp is a fixed harp on the cradle, while the other harp is removable.
Bronze in very nice condition, stone base has some chips around the edges of it. See the photo.
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