These are ~Circa 1920's or 1930's and are in outstanding condition - no chips, cracks or smudges of any kind. These torchiere lamps are tall, measuring about 29 inches to the top of the lamp not including the shade, and just over 33 1/2 inches including the glass shade (diffuser). Each lamp has a mogul base socket. (A mogul base socket is a cast porcelain socket that has a larger diameter than those used for today's bulbs.) Each includes an adapter so that regular bulbs can be used. These lamps are shown lit up using the adapter and regular (i.e., modern) light bulbs. Each lamp's original maker, Rembrandt, is well established by the original labels on the sockets and by the makers mark on the bottom (underneath the felt) of each lamp. These are documented in the photos. The decorative diffusers are age and style appropriate and are in perfect, flawless condition. The diffuser allows the placement of a shade atop, and these type lamps typically use shades. The shade to be used would be one that has 4 legs (i.e., like a plus sign (+) ) built into the shade at the top. I do not offer shades with either of these lamps because they would be very large in size, and would cost a "fortune" (for me) to ship properly. I will let the photos do the talking for any other description I might add! You absolutely will NOT find a nicer pair of Art Nouveau/Art Deco lamps, and certainly not at this price!!! Note that I will NOT take offers on the price. At the price shown for the SET, these are waaay undervalued. In just a mediocre antique store each lamp from this set would be priced at 2-3 times the price set for each! The shipping cost may seem high, but note that these are very fragile porcelain lamps in near-excellent to new/excellent condition, plus the vintage diffusers will need to be shipped separately and thus cost even more shipping costs.