Antique lamps help identifying

Please help in identifying these beautiful lamps. Thanks so much. Beck

 

Welcome, Beck. Would you be so kind as to post pics of any markings - bottom, back and hardware?

 

It's really difficult to identify these type of lamps because there were gazillions of them made. The figures might have markings on the bottom but you would need to take the lamps to pieces. I get a German vibe from the porcelain and I believe it is older than the bases. Been re-wired at some point as well.

 

If marked, it would be at the bottom of the figurines, so if you don't feel like taking them apart, it will be hard to tell for certain (and there is no guarantee they will be marked). Are the bases not marked at all (love the frieze)? I agree with them having a German vibe, but could be French as well (post war Japanese generally sport a sloppier job at the transfer printing, but who knows). Nice, especially if you are building up a rococo/anything goes historicist décor. The sockets and wiring are new, but you expect that in something that's 50-80 years old.

 

Thanks so much for your reply and help.

 

Thanks so much for your reply and help.

 

will do thanks ..

 

Italian, Capodimonte. 1950s.
I have had a few of these In the past and they seem to still sell well.
Mikey

 

To my eye, those look a little restrained for Italian and a tad earlier than the 1950s.

Debora

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @Beck !