DESCRIPTION
A handsome matched pair of Mission-style table lamps featuring pyramidal leaded stained glass shades composed of cream, warm amber, caramel, sage green, and burgundy slag glass panels united by zinc caming in a bold geometric Arts & Crafts pattern. The angular, rectilinear design draws directly from the Prairie School tradition pioneered by Frank Lloyd Wright and popularized through the Craftsman movement, lending these lamps enduring architectural authority. Each lamp is supported by a slender dark-finish metal column stem rising from a tiered, antiqued brass-tone square stepped base — a silhouette that pairs beautifully with Mission oak, Stickley-style, or contemporary interiors alike. Offered as a pair, these lamps present an immediate and cohesive decorative solution for a library, study, or living room seeking the warmth and drama of leaded art glass illumination.
CONDITION REPORT
Both leaded stained glass shades appear structurally sound with no visible cracked or missing glass panels and caming lines intact across both examples. The dark-finish column stems and antiqued bronze-tone bases show consistent patina with no noted losses or damage visible in available photography. Electrical cording on both lamps is coiled loosely around the bases and should be inspected by a qualified electrician prior to use; a lit photograph is strongly recommended before listing finalization to confirm glass integrity and bulb compatibility.
