This pair of mid-century Italian table lamps were crafted in emerald green glass, attributed to the glassmakers of Empoli, Italy. These elegant lamps feature a beautifully molded classical lyre-and-ribbon motif, a decorative element rooted in neoclassical design and frequently used by Empoli artisans during the mid-20th century. The silhouette of the glass body tapers upward from a rounded base to a classical urn form, giving the lamps a refined architectural presence. The glass sits on a plinth style brass base. Both lamps retain their original brass finials and harps. The combination of jewel-tone glass and classical ornamentation makes these pieces equally at home in traditional, Hollywood Regency, or eclectic interiors. Origin: Italy (Empoli region) • Period: Mid-20th century, circa 1950s–1960s • Material: Molded glass with brass hardware • Color: Emerald green • Motif: Neoclassical lyre with ribbon detailing • Finials: Original brass finials include Height to base of socket is 20” Harp is 12” Entire height to tip of finial is 35” There are no shades included.