Italian Renaissance Style Bronze Double Spout Lamp

An ornate patinated bronze double-spout oil lamp in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, featuring a classical standing female figure, possibly representing a Roman goddess, mounted atop the central reservoir with one arm raised. The circular body is supported on a decorated pedestal foot and extends into two opposing wick spouts, with an elaborate foliate handle featuring a dramatic palmette-form terminal. The sculptural composition displays classical decorative motifs, finely modeled architectural details, and a richly aged green and brown patina. An attractive example of Renaissance-inspired decorative metalwork, appealing to collectors of Grand Tour objects, classical revival bronzes, and historic lighting. Measures: 5-1/2” H x 9” W x 6” D. Provenance: From the Estate of Carmine Vito "Tod” Todisco (1930–2025), founder and CEO of Northern Plastics Corp., a Syracuse-area manufacturer specializing in fiberglass furniture and commercial products. Todisco was also a collector of cultural artifacts,