Pair of vintage Art Deco style brass torchiere floor lamps from 70's. Designed with a distinctive flared, chalice-like metal shade that opens at the top to bounce light off the ceiling for ambient room illumination. Entirely constructed from polished brass, exhibiting a natural aged patina along the column and base. A sleek, segmented central post with clear lucite rings, anchored by heavy, tiered circular stepped bases for stability. That detail specifically transitions the style classification from purely Art Deco to Hollywood Regency or Mid-Century Glam.Incorporating clear acrylic or Lucite collar rings into brass column lighting was a highly popular design trend spanning from the late 1960s through the 1980s. The thick Lucite rings break up the continuous brass pole, giving the illusion that sections of the column are floating. High-end vintage lighting brands like Frederick Cooper, Sunset Lamp Corp, and Karl Springer frequently incorporated these stacked Lucite accents into their Hollywood Regency brass floor pieces.