Unique Cherub Lamp

Was wondering if anyone can provide me some info regarding my "Angel Lamp" that I purchased at a sale in Virginia a couple years ago. The lamp is 32 inches tall and 8 inches wide. The base appears to be marble while the leaves and lamp body appear to be brass with glass crystals. The main feature is a 7-inch-tall porcelain(?) cherub in the center of the body and which has been repaired a few times. There are no marks of any kind on the bottom...I am guessing by the ornate nature and excessive artistic features that it is might be Victorian, but again I would like to hear what you smart folks think. Thanks in Advance!

 

I would guess Italian, and fits the "Hollywood Regency" idea.

 

In Victorian times (1837-1901), electric lighting was still in its infancy. I agree with @moreotherstuff that it's more likely of the Hollywood Regency style/time frame (1920s-50s).

 

I'd think 1960s. Hollywood Regency a catch-all term and as good as any. That marble and tole typically Italian. Damage would greatly impact resale value.

Debora

 

That's cool! Will have to look all that up! Thanks Moreotherstuff!

 

That's great to know, Bluumz! Go Spartys!!!

 

Agreed... Too bad as it is really a nice / unique lamp.. Thanks for your insights, Debora!

 

Yes, it is fun. Can see why it caught your eye.

Debora