Stained Glass Torchiere Floor Lamp

Lighting / Accessory · Traditional / Mission Revival (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Unmarked commercial manufacturer, likely inspired by Tiffany-style lighting.

Stained Glass Torchiere Floor Lamp

Type

Lighting / Accessory

Style Period

Traditional / Mission Revival (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)

Material

Cast metal pole and base with a stained glass or slag glass mosaic shade.

Age Estimate

Circa 1990-2010

Dimensions

Estimated height of 60-72 inches with a shade diameter of approximately 12-16 inches.

Origin

Likely manufactured in Asia for the global retail market.

Designer/Maker

Unmarked commercial manufacturer, likely inspired by Tiffany-style lighting.

Value Estimate

Estimated retail value between $100 and $300 depending on the quality of materials and brand.

Description

An elegant torchiere floor lamp featuring a slender dark metal shaft embellished with a decorative classical leaf motif near the top. The piece is crowned by an inverted bell-shaped shade composed of warm amber glass segments resembling a stylized mosaic, casting a soft, ambient uplight.

Key Features

Inverted stained-glass torchiere shade, dark bronze fluted column, and decorative acanthus leaf capital.

Color & Finish

Dark bronze or blackened metal finish with a warm amber and yellow translucent shade.

Construction Method

Factory-manufactured with standard electrical wiring and threaded metal components.

Joinery & Craftsmanship

Standard commercial lighting assembly with soldered metal foil for the glass shade.

Wood Grain & Species

Not applicable

Surface Treatment

Powder-coated or painted dark metal finish.

Upholstery Details

Not applicable

Hardware & Fittings

Pull chain switch and threaded fittings.

Origin & Provenance

Likely manufactured in Asia for the global retail market.

Condition Notes

Appears to be in good, stable condition with intact glass panels and functional electrical components.

Interesting Facts

Torchiere lamps originated in 17th-century France as stands for torches or candleholders before evolving into electric floor lamps in the 20th century.

Cultural Significance

Represents the enduring popularity of Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau aesthetics in modern home decor.

Similar Pieces

Tiffany-style floor lamps, Mica-shade floor lamps, and bridge arm lamps.

Care & Maintenance

Dust the metal base with a soft dry cloth. Clean the glass shade gently with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals.

Value Estimate

Estimated retail value between $100 and $300 depending on the quality of materials and brand.

Sustainability Notes

High durability and longevity due to metal and glass construction, though electrical components may eventually require rewiring or LED bulb replacement.

Identified on 8/6/2026
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