Table , pewter , can anyone give me any info on this table ? It is so odd

[janiceautumn]

[melda58]

To me this looks like a home made construction of Victorian lamp and chandelier parts and a modern round glass and bulb socket from a mid-century or later floor lamp.   At first I didn't notice the lower part because of the other objects in the photo.  

Rita

[patd3283]

Pictures against a plain background would sure help.

[maxine*j]

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@patd3283 wrote:

Pictures against a plain background would sure help.

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Agreed.  I can't make heads nor tails of it, with so much clutter and dirt and so little light were it's needed. 

I agree with Rita that it could be home-made, given the disparate elements.  The "jewelled" hanging lamps look sort of Turkish or Moroccan, for example, at least to me. 

[sonomabarn67]

I thought it was some type of nighttime lawn mowing rig with the wheels and all. So, it's a stand-alone light for indoors?

Aside from taking isolated shots of the whole contraption, the jeweled drop lights deserve close-ups.

[sonomabarn67]

Look at Loevsky Lamps

[maxine*j]

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@sonomabarn67 wrote:

...the jeweled drop lights deserve close-ups.

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I agree.  Too bad the "jewels" are missing here and there.  Do they have a Turkish / Moroccan / Middle Eastern look to you, too, or is that just me?

[maxine*j]

Oops.  Cross-post.  You may have nailed it.  Look at this Loevsky monstrosity interesting lamp:

[melda58]

Well..what do you know!  I guess I stand corrected.  

Rita

[sonomabarn67]

Looking at Maxines example, it looks like something the neighborhood cats might have put together for battle after reading a few Redwall books. I see cats with swords flying about those hanging lights.

[sterlingbays]

This is, as another eBayer noted, a Loevsky product. Loevsky - now defunct - operated out of New Jersey for several years. The company constructed decorative lamps, table lamps, sconces, etc. out of various metal and glass/ crystal components - often positioning them in various creative ways to make all kinds of unique items. You lamp - which suggests a Moroccan influence as well as an earlier period through use of filigree work and stones - was created in the 1960s/ early 1970s. It most likely is not pewter - which is relatively soft & impractical for such a piece - but rather brass or antiqued brass-plated cast "white metal". White metal is a typical material for cast lamp components. This piece is considered "Hollywood Regency" in style and, cleaned & polished, may fetch in the $400 +/- range. 'Hope this helps!

[sonomabarn67]

I think you just hit a home-run for the OP!

[maxine*j]

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@sonomabarn67 wrote:

Looking at Maxines example, it looks like something the neighborhood cats might have put together for battle after reading a few Redwall books. I see cats with swords flying about those hanging lights.

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And did you notice that in the photo I posted there is a second, no less hideous interesting lamp ih the background?

[janiceautumn]

Thank you I’ll try to take better pictures

[janiceautumn]

I will try to take better pictures