Art Nouveau Arts & Crafts Slag Glass Lamp Circa 1910 Copper Shade

Beautiful Art Nouveau Arts & Crafts slag glass lamp dating to approximately 1910. This delicate and wonderfully architectural piece combines a copper shade with richly colored slag glass panels, creating a warm and distinctive glow when illuminated. 

The graceful design reflects the transition between the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau movements, with an emphasis on handcrafted materials, organic forms, and decorative architectural design. It is a wonderful example of the period's approach to lighting as both a functional object and an important element of interior design.

The lamp stands approximately 16 inches tall and the shade measures approximately 8 inches across. The exact material of the base is unknown, and I have left the original felt on the underside rather than disturbing or removing it simply to identify the material.

A wonderfully delicate piece of history and architectural design, this lamp would make an exceptional addition to an Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, or early 20th-century interior, as well as any collection of antique lighting and decorative arts.