Vintage MCM Hollywood Regency Floral Painted Glass Table Lamps
Vintage MCM Hollywood Regency Glass Table Lamps - Exceptional Pair with Original Pleated Shades! Indulge in timeless elegance with this stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency glass table lamps. These vintage lamps are a testament to exquisite craftsmanship and enduring style. Elevate your décor with these remarkable pieces, which effortlessly blend artistry and functionality. Vtg Mid-Century Green Glass Table Lamp (29 H). Hollywood Regency at its finest, this lamp boasts a vibrant green glass base, adding a pop of color to your space. We believe these beauties might be by.
The lamp stands 29 tall, making it an eye-catching centerpiece. Paired with an original pleated shade, this lamp's value is further accentuated.
Featuring Wescal harps, it ensures lasting quality and stability. Carl Falkenstein Style MCM Teal Bubble Glass Table Lamps. A Possible iconic Carl Falkenstein creation, this lamp exudes Hollywood Regency charm. The teal bubble glass base adds a touch of luxury to any room. With a 3-way switch, you can easily adjust the ambiance to your liking.
Complete with an original pleated shade, this lamp is an exceptional find. Each lamp brings its distinct character to your décor, whether you prefer the bold green or the subtle teal.
These lamps are in excellent vintage condition, carefully preserved and cherished throughout the years. The glass bases exhibit minimal signs of wear, a testament to their enduring quality. The original pleated shades have aged beautifully, adding to the lamps' unique appeal. Whether you appreciate Mid-Century style, Hollywood Regency glamor, or simply quality craftsmanship, these lamps will make a remarkable addition to your home. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of design history. Dimensions: 27 " Tall x 12.5" Wide. Weight: 7 lbs 10oz Including Shade/Ea. We will respond to you within 24 hours and do our best to help you out! Item condition is reflected in the listing photos. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact.