An elegant pair of bouillotte table lamps made by Maison Millet in Paris as indicated by the stamp "Millet a Paris" on one arm of each of the lamps. The old brass has a lovely golden patina. The lamps were likely made in the last quarter of the 19th century. The lamp is electrified with two candelabra bulb fixtures in each of the lamps and the forest green lampshade is adjustable in height via use of the key screw visible under the simple round finial. The candle holders and the base have a beaded and striped pattern. The lamps make an elegant statement on bedside tables, in the library or on a foyer console. Dimensions: Overall height 26.5". Width of Base: 7.25" and Width of Shade: 13.5". Maison Millet was started by Theodore Millet in 1853 and produced quality furniture and bronze works through 1902.