Featured Can anyone identify this egyptian revival deco lamp?

Sarchi it is.

https://www.prices4antiques.com/Tab...-by-Urn-Alabaster-Marble-21-inch-C203164.html

 

But...

I'm on my phone - are there marks on that page?

Or Op's comp? Just not seeing it?

 

You have to find it in 'Completed Listings':

http://www.ebay.com/itm/183712200041



Antique Alabaster Bust Sculpture of a young Maiden P. Sarchi , Made in Italy
Sold for $595 Seller says:
Gorgeous antique alabaster and onyx bust of a young lady, circa 1920.
Signed, "P. Sarchi, 149 , Made in Italy"
Purchased in Los Angeles from a private collector.
9.5"W x 14.5"H x 5"D

 

No, but 'Sarchi' seems to be the consensus.



An alabaster and marble figure table lamp, signed 'P.Sarchi, Made in Italy". Classical design with good detail, girl seated on an engraved throw, engr... [more detail available via subscription]

 

Do a search for 'P Sarchi alabaster'.

 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sarchi-signed-italian-alabaster-500461656



This old Italian statue has been made in carved alabaster with nice details, it is in good conditions regarding to the age, maybe some small scratches or chips, it is old and used .

 

I'm sure you're right, but... where's Op's mark??

 

https://www.lawsons.com.au/asp/fullCatalogue.asp?salelot=8159++++1729+&refno=31213984&saletype=P

 

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/371969250447811166/

The eBay listing text had only this to say:

"Sculpture Art Deco Alabaster"
Alabaster lamp vintage early twentieth century Art Deco signed PROF. SARCHI (Prof. Sarchi nineteenth / twentieth) representation of a young woman sitting near an Egyptian sphinx on a carrier engraved with hieroglyphics. Wear on the toe, in alabaster spots visible on the photos, as amended electrification.
Sizes Length: 32 Height : 38 Depth : 19

According to the Pinterest pin, it sold for $6500. Not sure whether it would pick up if a best offer was accepted.

 

No, that is the mark on the one you & INH found, but there are better, more legible examples after that.

This wasn't an order. I wanted you to see what I was seeing, almost an abundance, but mostly not lamps.

About what? OP's mark I think is on a side of the base somewhere OP hasn't looked. Have to say, OP's is by far the best I've seen, maybe Sarchi's masterpiece.

 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/lg-art-nouveau-italian-alabaster-1860058010

 

http://www.artnet.com/artists/professor-sarchi/

Think this is one of the two at the ArtNet link:

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/15441238_825-an-italian-carved-marble-sculpture-prof-sarchi

 

I emended that post a little to try to make it clearer for others. Thanks for pointing out that it was confusing.

 

Thanks to all for your replies. I understand the need for better photos but unfortunately the lamp is currently in a different country to me and I won't have access to it for a while. I will also then look for a signature and the wiring, my mother tells me there is a name/signature.
In the meantime I am attaching a photo to show where it lights up, front and back. It does indeed have hieroglyphics and certainly the Sarchi model is the closest thing I have seen so far, albeit the colours are quite different, so thanks for the lead

 

i'm wondering if this is a Sarchi copy...?

 

Wondering if one or more bulbs inside are not burned out at present? But thanks for letting us have some idea of how it looks when lit.

I don't think there can be any question at all that it is by Sarchi & doubt additional photos will enable us to find out any more than we have. But we'd love to see them just to satisfy our curiosity.

 

If it is, I'd take it over any of the others.

 

it's just that the other lamps look pieced together....different than this one...

 

We have limited views of this one. Since the several we've found are each different from one another, maybe there were changes in how they were assembled. This one really does strike me as being an advance on the others.

 

What are the dimensions @laszlo ? In some images it looks massive.

This is not a copy of anything, imo

It is illuminated perfectly - from behind, anyway.