Description:
This antique Gone with the Wind hurricane lamp features a beautifully hand-painted floral design on a milk glass base and shade. The delicate pink flowers and swirling gold accents are enhanced with raised enamel beading for an elegant touch. The lamp is set on an ornate brass base with intricate detailing, complementing its Victorian-inspired aesthetic. The large, frosted glass globe diffuser provides soft illumination, making it a striking decorative and functional piece.
Era:
Late 19th to early 20th century
Style:
Victorian / Art Nouveau
Technique:
Hand-painted floral motifs with enamel beading
Tools Used:
Hand brushes, glass-blowing techniques, metal casting for the brass base
History:
Gone with the Wind lamps became popular in the late 1800s and were often used in parlors and bedrooms. Originally fueled by oil or kerosene, many were later converted to electric lamps. These lamps are sought after for their intricate craftsmanship and nostalgic charm.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Unknown, but possibly attributed to makers such as The Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Company or Fostoria Glass Company, known for producing similar hurricane lamps.
Measurements:
Approximately 11" diameter x 16" height (excluding shade)
Suggested Weight:
6-8 lbs
Item Number : P12387
Category : Lighting
Brand : UK
