Art Deco Lamps Appraisal

Pair of Torchiere Floor Lamps

This is a pair of classical-style torchiere floor lamps, each featuring an upward-facing shade designed to cast indirect ambient light. Both lamps share a similar design aesthetic, characterized by dark, possibly bronze-colored, metal construction with ornate detailing. The lamp on the right, positioned slightly forward, has a deep brown, possibly amber or mottled glass/plastic shade with some visible texture, suggesting an aged or faux-oxidized finish. Its stem is slender, terminating in a decorative urn-like finial just below the shade, and appears to have a fluted or reeded section. A U-shaped metal arm is attached to the stem, seemingly acting as a support or decorative element. The power cord with an inline switch is visible, running down the stem. The base of this lamp is broad and intricately cast, featuring what appear to be floral or acanthus leaf motifs, providing stability. The lamp on the left, slightly recessed, shares the same dark metal construction and ornate base. Its shade is lighter in color, appearing to be a cream or alabaster-toned glass/plastic, also textured, providing a softer glow. This lamp features a slightly thicker, possibly fluted or carved column-style stem immediately below the shade, sitting atop a more robust, square-sectioned decorative element with classical architectural scrolling. Both lamps exude a traditional, somewhat vintage or antique-inspired style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The overall condition appears good with no overt signs of significant damage from the visible areas, though minor wear consistent with age and use (e.g., small scuffs, dust accumulation) might be present. The craftsmanship suggests mass-produced decorative lighting rather than high-end artisan pieces.