Lead Crystal Table Lamp Finial or Bottle Stopper
Decorative Glass / Lighting Accessories

Lead Crystal Table Lamp Finial or Bottle Stopper

This item is a decorative piece of high-quality lead crystal, likely serving as a lamp finial or a topper for a decanter. The piece features deep, hand-cut glass detailing. The lower portion displays a vertical 'feather' or 'leaf' cut pattern that transitions into radiating lines toward the rounded top. The glass is exceptionally clear, exhibiting the brilliance and light refraction characteristic of fine crystal with a high lead content. The base is circular and finished with a smooth mounting edge. In the background, a corresponding pineapple-shaped crystal lamp base with a diamond-cut (cross-hatch) pattern and gold-toned brass hardware can be seen, suggesting this piece may be a component of that fixture. The craftsmanship appears to be mid-20th century in style, reminiscent of makers like Waterford or Miller Rogaska. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips or cracks, though typical shelf wear on the bottom mounting surface would be expected. The sharp edges of the cuts indicate a high level of hand-finishing.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Basic Information

Category

Decorative Glass / Lighting Accessories

Appraised On

March 27, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Item Description

This item is a decorative piece of high-quality lead crystal, likely serving as a lamp finial or a topper for a decanter. The piece features deep, hand-cut glass detailing. The lower portion displays a vertical 'feather' or 'leaf' cut pattern that transitions into radiating lines toward the rounded top. The glass is exceptionally clear, exhibiting the brilliance and light refraction characteristic of fine crystal with a high lead content. The base is circular and finished with a smooth mounting edge. In the background, a corresponding pineapple-shaped crystal lamp base with a diamond-cut (cross-hatch) pattern and gold-toned brass hardware can be seen, suggesting this piece may be a component of that fixture. The craftsmanship appears to be mid-20th century in style, reminiscent of makers like Waterford or Miller Rogaska. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips or cracks, though typical shelf wear on the bottom mounting surface would be expected. The sharp edges of the cuts indicate a high level of hand-finishing.

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