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​​​​​​​English Brass Corinthian Column Table Lamp - Classical Architectural Form, c.1940 (1 of 6)
Whites Antiques
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Specialists in antique and decorative furniture, based in Sussex.
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Unit 10 The Vinery, Arundel Road

Poling, West Sussex

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​​​​​​​English Brass Corinthian Column Table Lamp - Classical Architectural Form, c.1940

REF: HB186 / LA556573
£120
€137
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Description
An elegant English brass Corinthian column table lamp with rich patina and timeless architectural appeal At a Glance – Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility • Origin: England • Date: circa 1940         • Material: Solid brass with naturally oxidised patina • Design: Classical Corinthian column with fluted shaft and square stepped base • Details: Moulded capital, fluting and architectural proportions • Condition: Structurally sound and in full working order; attractive age-related surface tones consistent with age • Dimensions: H: 36cm (14.2") | W: 16cm (6.3") | D: 16cm (6.3") • Delivery is not included - please use the Request Delivery Quote feature located beside the ‘Add to Basket’ tab before completing your order • Desirability:   • Classical architectural form inspired by the Corinthian order   • Naturally aged brass with depth, warmth and character   • Compact yet visually strong, ideal for desks, side tables or consoles   • Versatile design suited to traditional, neoclassical or contemporary interiors   • A refined example of mid-20th-century English decorative lighting Heritage, History & Craftsmanship This handsome English table lamp, dating to around 1940, is modelled in the form of a classical Corinthian column. Crafted from solid brass, it has acquired a naturally oxidised surface over time, resulting in a richly nuanced patina with subtle tonal variation and a pleasing sense of age. Its clean proportions and architectural clarity give the lamp a quiet authority, making it as decorative as it is functional. The Corinthian order, originating in ancient Greece and later embraced by Roman architecture, has long symbolised refinement, balance and classical beauty. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, English designers frequently reinterpreted such architectural motifs for domestic interiors, particularly in lighting, where classical forms lent gravitas and elegance to everyday objects. By the interwar and immediate post-war years, lamps of this type offered a reassuring continuity with tradition. This example reflects that sensibility perfectly - dignified, well-made and timeless in character - a piece that brings classical influence into the domestic setting with understated confidence. Styling Suggestions • Ideal for a writing desk, side table or console where its architectural form can be appreciated • Pairs beautifully with bookshelves, leather-bound volumes and dark wood furniture in a study or library • Use in a hallway or sitting room to introduce a classical note without overpowering the space • Complements marble, stone and polished wood surfaces particularly well • Works equally effectively in traditional interiors or as a contrasting classical accent in more contemporary schemes • Finish with a simple silk or parchment shade to enhance its refined silhouette Explore Every Facet Our high-resolution photographs let you examine this piece in detail, exactly as you would in the showroom. These images form an essential part of the condition report and are intended to provide complete transparency and confidence in your purchase. Study the  crisp fluting of the column, the stepped base, the capital detail and the naturally developed brass patina - details that speak to its quality, proportion and mid-20th-century craftsmanship. Sustainable Style Thank you for considering this English brass Corinthian column table lamp - a choice that is both culturally and environmentally responsible … in every sense, the most sustainable item is the one that endures. This lamp exemplifies the longevity and resourcefulness of traditional craftsmanship. Its continued use honours time-tested techniques, preserves quality materials and celebrates decorative design that has already served for generations. Choosing vintage and antique lighting reduces waste, supports skilled restoration and brings depth, individuality and continuity to modern interiors. Purchase with Confidence White’s Antiques carefully selects every item for authenticity, character, craftsmanship, and decorative presence - ensuring that each piece carries both aesthetic and historic value. Each item is described and photographed with care, ensuring complete transparency and confidence in your purchase. We are an established and successful business serving both trade and private collectors. You are warmly invited to visit our shop at 53 High Street, Arundel, and our Showroom at The Vinery, Poling, West Sussex, to experience our curated collections firsthand, explore the stories behind each antique, and appreciate these timeless treasures in person.
measurements
Height:
36 cm
Width:
16 cm
Depth:
16 cm
declaration
Whites Antiques has clarified that the ​​​​​​​English Brass Corinthian Column Table Lamp - Classical Architectural Form, c.1940 (LA556573) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being circa 1940
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Date of Manufacture:
circa 1940
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