This matching pair of brass table lamps by Stiffel brings a clean, classic mid-century look to your home. Made in the 1960s, these lamps feature a traditional baluster shape that works well with both modern and historic decor. They are notably heavy and well-made, featuring a natural, aged brass finish that highlights the quality of the solid metal. This pair has been completely re-wired with brand-new electrical sockets. We have also added new brass harps and matching finials, so they are fully ready for the lampshades of your choice.
These lamps make an excellent addition to a living room, office desk, or bedroom nightstands. Because of their simple lines and warm metallic tone, they easily ground a room while providing steady, functional lighting. Stiffel products from this era were built to lasting industrial standards, making them practical investment pieces rather than temporary decor. Their understated design allows them to fit seamlessly into high-end spaces without cluttering the visual layout of the room.
The Stiffel Lamp Company was started in Chicago in 1932 and became a top American maker of quality home lighting. The brand was famous for its precision engineering and for using heavy cast metals so their lamps would never easily tip over. Stiffel's focus on simple, strong construction made their products a popular choice in mid-century homes. Today, vintage Stiffel lamps are still highly valued by collectors for their durability and straightforward, timeless design.
Materials: Brass
Manufacturer: Stiffel
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Condition*: Good
Dimensions: Top of Finial 25.0", Top of Socket 19.0", Width 6.5"
Approx Weight: 14.0lbs.
Lamp Shade Included: No
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New- Brand-new, unused item, not previously owned. Shows absolutely no signs of wear.
Excellent- Like new or has never been used. Absolutely no scratches or wear. Has no structural issues and is in perfect condition.
Good- Lightly used, with very light scratches, or minor cosmetic wear, but has no structural issues. Most antique and vintage items fit this condition.
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