I see on internet that this type of work from Los Castillos is described as nothing more than "mixed metals."...
Good size. Good condition. I wouldn't touch it. Let the buyer polish to his/her heart's content. I'd call motif "a geometric design inspired...
Carp. Symbol of strength and perseverance. Debora
Northwest Coast bear mask. Debora
I'd think that was 1960s/1970s-ish. Sweet but wasn't expensive in its time. What is stamped in the center? Debora
Hi, Adam. Just took the liberty of reposting your photograph as Full Image so its easier for everyone to see. Debora [ATTACH]
Hang around the Louvre much, do we? Debora
The children are wearing Rococo costume, not Victorian. Debora
It's the head of the Venus de Milo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_de_Milo Debora
No, of course, they may not be original shades. But they are directional examples of what type of contemporary shades could show your lamps to...
That's odd. I did a Google Images search and quite a few came up. These are a bit more refined than your lamp but... You can see that small...
Shame the original shade is missing. Replacement does it no favors. Debora
I'm not sure those are comparable. Yours is Mexican Tonalá ware and the OPs' is Made in México with a American Southwestern motif. Debora
Typically, people come here to ask for information before they offer an item for sale so their description is as accurate as possible. A courtesy...
Appears to be the same item. Debora
Are you sure that's not a vintage chocolate box tin lid? Looks like a bridge in Bruges. Debora
I believe "embossed" (i.e. the design stands out in relief) is the term you're looking for. Debora
Tiffany stopped using the sans-serif type in 1965. Debora
With a Denmark provenance, I'd think the Tiffany candleholder would be 1960s-ish. Very chic. Let's see what the internet says... Here: That...
Are you sure they're not chalk or something similar? Looks molded rather than carved. Debora
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