A matching pair of exceptionally beautiful contemporary table lamps by iconic American designer JB Hirsch. Excellent quality and craftsmanship, exquisitely stylized, finished in richly detailed vibrant polychrome decoration of faux applied bronze patina, having a turned column standard with gilt metal fiolate mount, over fluted tapered trumpet vasiform shaped body with scalloped rim, rising on gold resin stepped plinth base with unique sculptural shaped openwork hexagonal foot. Original tan shades with the slightest matching orange accent included. Signed, "JHB" to light switch. Provenance: A very fine and impressively well-appointed Trophy Club, TX estate, located in Texas' first premier planned luxury community. Dimensions: Lamp: 16" High (to top of finial), 4.5" Wide, 4.5" Deep. Shade: 17.5" Diameter, 12" High About the artist: The JB Hirsch story begins in 1907 with the New York Art Bronze Works in Manhattan’s lower east side. The founder of the company, Romanian metalsmith, Joseph B. Hirsch, began importing pieces directly from French foundries. Around that early period, foundries with close ties to the talented artists and sculptors of the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris, began producing their now famous works in “French Bronze.” Some of the finest talent throughout Europe trained at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, exhibiting their works at the Salon de Artistes and other great Salons in Paris, the center of the art world.