Pair of Colonial Style Polished Brass Candlestick Lamps

This is a matching pair of table lamps designed in a traditional Colonial Revival candlestick silhouette. Each lamp is constructed from polished yellow brass featuring a faceted, hexagonal base that transitions into a tapered, baluster-style stem with elegant knops and a flared bobeche. Atop the brass candlestick base is a cream-colored plastic or faux-beeswax candle sleeve that conceals the internal electrical hardware, leading to a standard brass-toned socket with a black turn-knob switch. The lamps appear to be of mid-to-late 20th-century manufacture, likely inspired by 18th-century English or American brass smithing. The finish is highly reflective, suggesting a lacquered coating intended to prevent oxidation, though some surface grime and light scratching are visible upon close inspection. The electrical components include a standard brown plastic-insulated cord and non-polarized plug, which are consistent with vintage household lighting from the 1970s or 1980s. Physically, the bases show a sturdy, weighted construction for stability. No maker's marks are immediately visible on the exterior, but such pieces were commonly produced by high-end interior brands like Baldwin or Virginia Metalcrafters. The overall condition is good with no significant dents or structural damage, though the candle sleeves show minor age-related discoloration.