Pair of 19th Century Black Glass Lamps

Pair of 19th Century Black Glass LampsA handsome pair of black glass and bronze table lamps, formerly oil lamps, now converted to electricity. Late 19th century. Why we like them Their iconic, timeless design makes these lamps look understated and superbly decorative at the same time. Equally suitable for contemporary and eclectic interiors. May be wired for any country.

This brilliantly minimalist Georgian design is so amazing that many would have thought it was created in mid-20th century Denmark

(porfido verde antico)

wonderful timber selection and complex mortise and tenon joinery

This pattern was already in existence slightly earlier

It was seen in the Tribuna of the Uffizi by the English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley

An elegant early 19th century rosewood curule stool of compact proportions

of a medallion design on a red field

I nearly fainted with joy when

perfect for both classic and modern minimalist interiors

3 - 5 September 2008

almost certainly by John McLean

and William Luscombe took over the New Bond Street premises and established Toms & Luscombe