Lot 1104

Pair Oscar Bach Floor Lamps with Steuben Panels

Estimate: $5,000 - $7,000

Bid Increments

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$3,000 $250
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$50,000 $5,000
$100,000 $10,000
circa 1910, attributed Oscar Bach (Germany/New York, 1884-1957) , three column bronze and wrought iron stands, grape clusters below two sockets with refectory panel on back, each holds a Steuben amber molded glass luminaire panel of a kneeling woman picking grapes, unsigned, panels, 9 x 9 in.; floor lamp, 69-1/2 x 15 x 12 in.ÿ - Provenance: Private Florida Collection - Note: An identical pair of attributed Oscar Bach floor lamps with Steuben shades sold at Sotheby's June 9, 2000 and hammered at $24,000. For an identical example of a single floor lamp, please see the Corning Museum of Glass https://www.cmog.org/artwork/lamp-kneeling-nude-picking-grapesThe shade design, model 8418, is illustrated in Paul V. Gardner, The Glass of Frederick Carder, New York: Crown, 1971, p.226.ÿÿ

Condition

partial loss to gilt finish on one grape cluster, other minor surface wear
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