Pair Of Hand-Painted Porcelain Lamps With Classical Figures And Gilt Accents

This stunning pair of porcelain lamps features a beautiful hand-painted design, showcasing classical figures labeled "Terpsichore" and "Erato," inspired by the Greek muses. The elegant black porcelain bases are further embellished with a red and white Greek key pattern encircling the top and bottom. Each lamp stands on an ornate gilt metal base, adding to the lamps' classical and sophisticated look.

The back of each lamp is also adorned with musical instruments, painted delicately to enhance the overall theme. These lamps have an urn-shaped body and are ready for wiring, with dual sockets and pull chains, bringing both functionality and a touch of artistic heritage to any room.

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Good Used Condition

30h"

21%

Pickup Details

Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave , Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 10/17 through Saturday, 10/19, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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