Edward Miller Green Slag Glass Table Lamp
Maker: Edward Miller & Co. (base marked E.M. & Co.); shade unmarked
Origin: American, Meriden, Connecticut
Date: Circa 1910-1920
Period/Style: Art Nouveau
Materials: Green opalescent slag glass, cast and formed metal with green and brown surface finishes, brass electrical fittings
Form: Two-socket electric table lamp with an eight-panel domed shade
Description: An Art Nouveau table lamp with eight curved panels of richly streaked green opalescent glass enclosed by broad metal ribs. Pierced overlays combine geometric latticework with stylized floral and leaf motifs around the lower shade, while an openwork crest encircles the circular upper aperture. A fluted metal column has green-painted recesses beneath a foliate capital. The spreading circular foot is divided into raised ornamental fields with green accents. Two pull-chain sockets rise above the column, within a spreading metal shade support.
Marks/Signatures: Partly exposed E.M. & Co. mark cast beneath the base. No readable shade mark or model number established.
Dimensions: Shade: 13.5 in. diameter.
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Condition: Scattered scratches, oxidation, and wear to the metal surfaces, with losses to the green and brown finishes. The underside covering is cut, worn, and peeling. Glass has surface soiling and marks. Old wiring and two sockets are present; electrical operation is untested. Please inspect all photographs carefully. Stevens Auction Company provides this condition report as a courtesy; bidders should inspect the property in person whenever possible.
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Maker: Edward Miller & Co. (base marked E.M. & Co.); shade unmarked
Origin: American, Meriden, Connecticut
Date: Circa 1910-1920
Period/Style: Art Nouveau
Materials: Green opalescent slag glass, cast and formed metal with green and brown surface finishes, brass electrical fittings
Form: Two-socket electric table lamp with an eight-panel domed shade
Description: An Art Nouveau table lamp with eight curved panels of richly streaked green opalescent glass enclosed by broad metal ribs. Pierced overlays combine geometric latticework with stylized floral and leaf motifs around the lower shade, while an openwork crest encircles the circular upper aperture. A fluted metal column has green-painted recesses beneath a foliate capital. The spreading circular foot is divided into raised ornamental fields with green accents. Two pull-chain sockets rise above the column, within a spreading metal shade support.
Marks/Signatures: Partly exposed E.M. & Co. mark cast beneath the base. No readable shade mark or model number established.
Dimensions: Shade: 13.5 in. diameter.
Shipping Note: While Stevens Auction Company does not provide packing and shipping services, we do have a list of recommended third-party shippers to assist you in shipping to and from our facility. Please note that property must be removed from our premises within fifteen (15) days following the auction. Property not removed within this time frame is subject to a storage charge of $10 per day per item as outlined in our terms and conditions. Please review our website, stevensauction.com, for a list of recommended shippers and other information. Please contact us at info@stevensauction.com if you require further assistance.
Condition: Scattered scratches, oxidation, and wear to the metal surfaces, with losses to the green and brown finishes. The underside covering is cut, worn, and peeling. Glass has surface soiling and marks. Old wiring and two sockets are present; electrical operation is untested. Please inspect all photographs carefully. Stevens Auction Company provides this condition report as a courtesy; bidders should inspect the property in person whenever possible.