Pair of Art Nouveau Revival Lily Table Lamps

This is a pair of decorative table lamps designed in the Art Nouveau revival style, featuring a goose-neck or arching organic form often referred to as a lily or tulip lamp base. The lamps are constructed from a cast pot metal or resin with a dark antiqued bronze finish, highlighting the floral and leaf motifs at the base and along the stems. Each lamp stands approximately 14 to 16 inches tall and features a weighted, scalloped base decorated with embossed rose and leaf patterns. The curving arm of the lamp is entwined with a metal vine and smaller cast roses, leading to a fluted, petal-like socket cover. One lamp is a double-socket 'swan neck' design, while the other appears to be a single-socket version. Notably, these lamps are missing their glass shades, which would typically be iridescent Favrile-style or frosted glass petals. The sockets retain original warning labels specifying a 15-watt maximum bulb size, and they are equipped with standard modern brown electrical cords and polar plugs. The finish shows minor surface wear and dust accumulation consistent with household use. Given the 'Made in China' context and construction materials, these are mass-produced contemporary decorative pieces rather than early 20th-century antiques.