Featured Help with lamp identification Art Deco?

Any info on this lamp? I think it was meant to go on a pedestal, it's not tall enough for a floor lamp. The green part looks like leather, base is marble. Art Deco? Value?

• Media
• Information

• 

• Category:

  Furniture

  Uploaded By:

  Jody Rao

  Date:

  Oct 5, 2017

  View Count:

  496

  Comment Count:

  0

  EXIF Data (Expand / Collapse)

  File Size:

  541.4 KB

  Mime Type:

  image/jpeg

  Width:

  1536px

  Height:

  2048px

  Aperture:

  f/2.2

  Make:

  Apple

  Model:

  iPhone 6

  Date / Time:

  2017:10:05 20:07:57

  Exposure Time:

  1/24 sec

  ISO Speed Rating:

  ISO 100

  Focal Length:

  4.15 mm

   

  Note: EXIF data is stored on valid file types when a photo is uploaded. The photo may have been manipulated since upload (rotated, flipped, cropped etc).

Lamp by Jody Rao posted Oct 5, 2017 at 9:07 PM

 

Welcome!
This is not a site where you would get values.
That is subjective to many things such as location, and condition.
Are there no marks or labels on this?
Folks will pop by and offer info to you.
If you inform us as to where it is that may help.
Seems unique to me.
Good luck!

 

I'm going to guess 1950s - 1970s.
Italian?

Missing a lamp shade.
Maybe this type.

 

I have that exact one at the upper left!

 

Chartreuse was a popular decorating color in the 1950s.

Debora

 

Mid century Rembrandt table lamp. Nice lamp. Not a shade holder though. Possibly a marriage. The glass holders would have grooves in the top for the shade frame to rest in. Just speculation.

Mikey

 

If that is a Rembrandt, the diffuser is the wrong one. If not Rembrandt, it could be the right one. Not all diffusers have dimples/grooves as many of the shades had bends in the spiders to hold the shade in place. Rembrandt should probably be marked on the fitter.

Otherwise agree with a 50s dating for this.

 

maybe not Rembrandt, Could be Stiffel or another. but without any tags or sticker on the fitter it would be hard to ID.
Here is my Rembrandt

 

Slight hijack: Are Rembrandt lamps valuable/collectible? Years ago I had a Rembrandt floor lamp, looked to be from the 1920s-30s that I got for next to nothing, and that was what i sold it for. I could barely give it away. I do remember that it was really heavy, with a brassy-looking decorative band around the top of the base. Maybe the midwest is not the best market for them.

As you were.......

 

The MCM Rembrandt lamps have some value. Rest, no so much by my experience here in the Midwest as well. They and Stiffel are better quality than much of what is out there.

 

I have a pair of Rembrandt Lamps and need info on them... can someone help? Can I upload pics?

 

How can I find someone to help me with their value?

 

You''ll need to start your own thread.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/making-a-post-and-uploading-pictures.16038/

 

in post # 2 ..KOT wrote.......

Welcome!
This is not a site where you would get values.
That is subjective to many things such as location, and condition.

 

From what I am learning, the customary starting point for values would be ebay SOLDs.

The lamp is awesome, by the way!

 

it's the easiest .....after that....auctions.....catalogs.....and other sites...... to compare ..