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A striking matched pair of vintage brass table lamps attributed to Stiffel, featuring an elegant Neoclassical silhouette with sculptural torch-form detailing and richly ornamented bases.
Each lamp is substantial in both scale and weight, with a tall tapered column rising from a decorative round base and culminating in a dramatic flame-like acanthus motif beneath the socket. The design is quintessential mid-century Hollywood Regency—formal, glamorous, architectural, and beautifully suited to layered traditional or eclectic interiors.
These lamps were acquired as Stiffel and are strongly consistent with documented Stiffel brass lighting from the period in their construction, proportions, weight, classical ornament, and torch-form detailing. No surviving Stiffel label or model number has been located, so the maker is conservatively presented as attributed to Stiffel.
The aged brass finish has developed a warm, character-rich patina that enhances the sculptural detailing. Their substantial approximately 10-pound weight per lamp gives them the quality and presence associated with better American lighting of the era.
An exceptional pair for a bedroom, living room, library, entry console, or dramatic bedside setting.
Details
Attributed Maker: Stiffel
Date: Circa 1960s
Style: Hollywood Regency, Neoclassical, Classical Revival
Material: Brass / brass-tone metal
Quantity: Pair of 2 lamps
Measurements
Height to socket: 22.5"
Height to top of harp: 34"
Base diameter: 6.5"
Combined weight: approximately 20 lbs
Condition
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate patina, oxidation, surface wear, and minor finish variation consistent with vintage brass lighting. Please review all photographs closely, as they are considered part of the condition description.
Lamps are sold as a matched pair.
Shades
Lamp shades are not included unless specifically shown and stated otherwise.
Why We Love Them
These lamps have everything we look for in vintage statement lighting: sculptural form, substantial weight, beautiful aged brass, classical ornament, and unmistakable Hollywood Regency drama. The torch-form details give them an especially theatrical quality.
Each lamp is substantial in both scale and weight, with a tall tapered column rising from a decorative round base and culminating in a dramatic flame-like acanthus motif beneath the socket. The design is quintessential mid-century Hollywood Regency—formal, glamorous, architectural, and beautifully suited to layered traditional or eclectic interiors.
These lamps were acquired as Stiffel and are strongly consistent with documented Stiffel brass lighting from the period in their construction, proportions, weight, classical ornament, and torch-form detailing. No surviving Stiffel label or model number has been located, so the maker is conservatively presented as attributed to Stiffel.
The aged brass finish has developed a warm, character-rich patina that enhances the sculptural detailing. Their substantial approximately 10-pound weight per lamp gives them the quality and presence associated with better American lighting of the era.
An exceptional pair for a bedroom, living room, library, entry console, or dramatic bedside setting.
Details
Attributed Maker: Stiffel
Date: Circa 1960s
Style: Hollywood Regency, Neoclassical, Classical Revival
Material: Brass / brass-tone metal
Quantity: Pair of 2 lamps
Measurements
Height to socket: 22.5"
Height to top of harp: 34"
Base diameter: 6.5"
Combined weight: approximately 20 lbs
Condition
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate patina, oxidation, surface wear, and minor finish variation consistent with vintage brass lighting. Please review all photographs closely, as they are considered part of the condition description.
Lamps are sold as a matched pair.
Shades
Lamp shades are not included unless specifically shown and stated otherwise.
Why We Love Them
These lamps have everything we look for in vintage statement lighting: sculptural form, substantial weight, beautiful aged brass, classical ornament, and unmistakable Hollywood Regency drama. The torch-form details give them an especially theatrical quality.
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