Ref: L201/L190 . . . £795 each

Bronze Lady-Lamp by Geo. Maxim
A signed French bronze nude kneeling lady lamp with a silver patina, holding flowers and mounted on an 11 inch brown marble base. She is 7 inches tall and is signed on her scarf.

Early Celluloid Lamp
This lovely, unusual celluloid lamp has been the subject of some restoration due to a small crack, and the base has a couple of chips around the edge. (See pic). It is still a very nice and rather unusual lamp.

Lady & Deer Lamp by Maxim
A nice French spelter and ivorene lady and deer group sitting around a lamp. She has an ivorene head and hands and is mounted on a 31 inch long marble base, of black marble with a curved green onyx low back wall section and front detail. Central on the base is a square section holding the light gallery, with surmounted bronze balls. The globe appears to be the original and the whole thing is in very good original condition. Email me for more pics.

Amazing Fish Ceiling Lamp
This one is amazing and a little difficult to describe. It has a chrome square framed holder into which slot 4 semicircular thick glass panels with etched fish detail on them. On 3 of the panels the fish is swimming downwards and on one it is swimming up. Into the centre section are 4 more apaque oblong sections of glass which slide into the centre to give a central boxed lantern effect. The diam is approx 13 inches and the height is approx 18 inches but this can be adjusted by adding to or removing the length of chain which it hangs by. The condition is good.

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'Fleurs' By Max Le Verrier
Pretty little lady holding a basket with a small glass globe in it, probably originally a lamp. She is made of high quality spelter in the Le Verrier foundry and is signed in the metal on the base. She is 10 inches tall and the marble base is 3.5 inches square. The condition is very good, perhaps one could convert it back into a lamp? Max Le Verrier, born in Neuilly-sur-Seine in 1891, died 1973. Best friend of Pierre Le Faguays and Bouraine. After his war service he returned to France where he opened his own studio in 1919. His first sculpture was his famous Pelican. He opened his own foundry in 1926 making pieces for such artistes as Fayral, Le Faguays, Guerbe, Bourain, Charles, Denis, Briand and De Marco - to name but a few! His pieces are of the highest quality and highly collectible.

English Lady Lamp
Unusual spelter lady sitting on a pedestal of alabaster holding a pink and white globe shade. She has a gold cold painted enamel finish and is in good condition with a few minor blemishes to the patina and a chip to the back corner of the base and lower pedestal has a chip on the corner. Measures 13 inches high (33cm).

Table Lamp
Cavacraft green and orange phelonic table lamp with original shade which could do with replacing but is original to the lamp. Modern plastic bulb holder. At a guess I would say approx. 15 inches tall.

French Uplighter
Green-blue patinated metal trumpet uplighter with gilt metal and glass ring feature. Few age related marks to the finish, otherwise good condition. Rewired, but must be checked. Approx. height 70 inches high.

English Lady Lamp
Gold patinated spelter lady mounted on an alabaster base holding a Czech pink mottled art glass shade. Condition is fair although with some age related marks to the patina and she is slightly loose on the base. Apparently rewired, but must be checked.