A handsome Edwardian standard lamp dating to c.1900–1920, with a tall fluted ebonised column enriched with gilt classical capitals, moulded ornament and a circular stepped base. The strong neoclassical detailing and contrasting black-and-gold finish give the piece excellent decorative presence.

Date of Manufacture

Beau Nash Bath has dated this Painted Neoclassical Floor Lamp to the 1900s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

146cm (57.48")

Width

36cm (14.17")

Depth

36cm (14.17")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1244207

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Description

A handsome Edwardian standard lamp dating to c.

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1900–1920, with a tall fluted ebonised column enriched with gilt classical capitals, moulded ornament and a circular stepped base.

Beau Nash Bath

The strong neoclassical detailing and contrasting black-and-gold finish give the piece excellent decorative presence.

Date of Manufacture

Beau Nash Bath has dated this Painted Neoclassical Floor Lamp to the 1900s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

146cm (57.48")

Width

36cm (14.17")

Depth

36cm (14.17")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1244207

About the Dealer

Beau Nash Bath

Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2022

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Beau Nash Bath

Telephone 07535 137808

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28 - 31 Brock Street
Bath
Somerset
BA1 2LN
United kingdom

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Verified Since Dec 2022

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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectFloor Lamps
Period1900 - 1920
StyleNeoclassical Revival
MaterialPainted Wood, Gilt, Fabric
ColourBlack and Gold
MotifsFluted column shaft, Acanthus leaf capital, Gadrooned circular base
SizeH 146 cm (57 in) x W 36 cm (14 in) x D 36 cm (14 in)

FAQs

Neoclassical Revival lighting draws inspiration from classical antiquity, incorporating architectural motifs such as fluted columns, acanthus leaves, and urn-like forms that became widely popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

These lamps were typically constructed from carved hardwoods such as beech or mahogany, finished with dark paint layers, gesso, and gold leaf gilding to simulate patinated bronze or classical stone.

Authentic period examples display hand-carved architectural details, natural age-related surface wear on paintwork or gilding, and heavy weighted bases, though original electrical components are frequently updated for safety compliance.

Positioning a tall standard lamp beside a low-profile armchair or within a room corner provides layered ambient lighting while establishing a strong vertical accent alongside modern or period furnishings.

Dust the carved column regularly using a dry microfibre cloth, ensuring no liquid solvents or harsh abrasive polishes are applied, as these can strip delicate paint layers and gilt leafing.