Vintage French Traditional Lamps Gilt Bronze Corinthian Column Table Lamps Faux Mahogany – a Pair

Empire Napoleonic Style Table Lamps – pair
Patinated faux Mahogany and Gilt Bronze and brass Corinthian Column Lamps
With linen beige lampshades ( new condition)
Vintage made in the manner of E.F. Caldwell
Origin France 1970 -1979, Light bulb E27, black cord contains a on – off switch
The lampshades are made of linen fabric
Style Neoclassical – Napoleonic, Empire, classic table lamps
Condition: both lamps & shades are in a good condition, minor signs of wear.
The lamps are US compatible, adapter for plug required
Measures: Height 70 cm – 27.5 inches
Width 30cm – 12 inches.

Create the right ambience, good well positioned lighting can make a room!
All our lamps are fully working condition, however, we are shipping from Europe and for all our lamps or chandeliers we always recommend to have it checked by an electrician before use.

Empire is an early 19th century design movement in architecture, furniture, other decorative arts and visual arts.
It represents the 2nd phase of neoclassicism.
Popular between 1800 and 1815, the period of the Consulate and the First French Empire, although it lasted until the late 1820s.
The Empire style originated in France from which it spread to Europe and the United States.

The Empire style derives its name from the reign of Emperor Napoleon I in the First French Empire,
when it was intended to idealize Napoleon’s leadership and the French state.
The previous fashionable style in France was the Directoire style, which replaced the neoclassicism of the Louis XVI style with more restrained and minimalist forms. The new Empire style brought a full return to ostentatious wealth