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Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900
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Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900

1900 - 1920
Description

This is an elegant antique Edwardian crystal cut glass table lamp, circa 1900 in date.

This stylish lamp has a striking elongated flared shaped pedestal stem and features a very detailed facetted cut glass mushroom shaped shade.

This beautiful lamp is ready to shine light to any special spot of your special room.

Condition:

In excellent condition having been beautifully rewired in our workshops, please see photos for confirmation.

Dimensions in cm:

Height 43 x Width 24 x Depth 24

Dimensions in inches:

Height 16.9 x Width 9.4 x Depth 9.4

"Crystal"—more literally known as Lead Glass—is over 1000 years old, and cut crystal is close behind. Crystal differs from standard glass in a few key ways, none totally doctrinal but all functionally important. Where a common drinking glass is largely composed of silica + sodium oxide + calcium oxide, "crystal" adds lead. This has been seen from Venice to the Czech Republic, ancient Rome to Edo era Japan. Unsurprisingly, different countries and practices differ on the minimum lead content that earns a "crystal" classification—as low as 2% by weight in the States and twelve times that in Europe. Crystal drinkware generally contains 18-35% lead, and it goes even higher if the piece isn't for mouth use... but I'm not drinking out of crystal statues today, so we'll ignore those.

Overall, lead oxide and antimony are added in significant amounts because they allow a softer glass body, which makes deft shaping and cutting less difficult and less likely to blind the artisans with brittle chips. They also increase material clarity and heighten refraction of light, which is an important feature in good glassware that becomes amplified with facet cutting. Higher lead content also reduces viscosity, making the material more elastic and easier to work with at lower temperatures than standard glass. The possibility of lower working temps also means ability to eliminate air bubbles and other imperfections while melting and forming, which has helped build crystal's reputation as a flawless and pristine material.

Our reference: A1536

Physical Dimensions
Height
43cm (16.93")
Width
24cm (9.45")
Depth
24cm (9.45")
Declaration

Regent Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA757969
Dealers Internal Reference
A1536
Description
This is an elegant antique Edwardian crystal cut glass table lamp, circa 1900 in date.
This stylish lamp has a striking elongated flared shaped pedestal stem and features a very detailed facetted cut glass mushroom shaped shade.
Regent Antiques
fig 1. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900
fig 1. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900

This beautiful lamp is ready to shine light to any special spot of your special room.

Condition:

In excellent condition having been beautifully rewired in our workshops, please see photos for confirmation.

fig 2. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900
fig 2. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900

Dimensions in cm:

Height 43 x Width 24 x Depth 24

Dimensions in inches:

Height 16.9 x Width 9.4 x Depth 9.4

"Crystal"—more literally known as Lead Glass—is over 1000 years old, and cut crystal is close behind. Crystal differs from standard glass in a few key ways, none totally doctrinal but all functionally important. Where a common drinking glass is largely composed of silica + sodium oxide + calcium oxide, "crystal" adds lead. This has been seen from Venice to the Czech Republic, ancient Rome to Edo era Japan. Unsurprisingly, different countries and practices differ on the minimum lead content that earns a "crystal" classification—as low as 2% by weight in the States and twelve times that in Europe. Crystal drinkware generally contains 18-35% lead, and it goes even higher if the piece isn't for mouth use... but I'm not drinking out of crystal statues today, so we'll ignore those.

fig 3. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900
fig 3. Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900

Overall, lead oxide and antimony are added in significant amounts because they allow a softer glass body, which makes deft shaping and cutting less difficult and less likely to blind the artisans with brittle chips. They also increase material clarity and heighten refraction of light, which is an important feature in good glassware that becomes amplified with facet cutting. Higher lead content also reduces viscosity, making the material more elastic and easier to work with at lower temperatures than standard glass. The possibility of lower working temps also means ability to eliminate air bubbles and other imperfections while melting and forming, which has helped build crystal's reputation as a flawless and pristine material.

Our reference: A1536

Height
43cm (16.93")
Width
24cm (9.45")
Depth
24cm (9.45")
Date of Manufacture

Regent Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA757969
Dealers Internal Ref
A1536
Regent Antiques
Regent Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2016

We specialise in english and continental furniture, silver, porcelain and decorative items.

Dealer Profile

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Trade Associations

Regent Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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Manor Warehouse
318 Green Lanes
London
N4 1BX
United Kingdom
Verified Since Sep 2016
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Location: Manor Warehouse, 318 Green Lanes, London, N4 1BX, United Kingdom
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Antique Edwardian Crystal Cut Glass Table Lamp Circa 1900
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