20x13 oval ..6 “ high (8) panel slag glass reverse painted shade. Scene is grassland and what appears to be Aspen trees . One panel is broken and taped all pieces in place but would need glass worker to fix permanently (tape has been in place for 50 years) Base is brass 7.75 “ round with brass plate and finial for the shade to be secured. Overall height 23” ..original paper candle sleeves and hardware for bulbs.
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This is an antique early 20th century lamp by H.E. Rainaud which was an American firm established in Meriden, Connecticut that was active from about 1916 - 1930. They specialized in floor and table lamps with ornate metal bases and glass shades. Yours has the double 'student lamp' lighting with 2 bulb arms and the shade is drum form with reverse painted curved glass panels. The broken panel will impact value and the method for 'repair' is really to have an entirely new panel created, or one salvaged from another shade. If in perfect, original condition, these sell for $2250 - $2750 on the current auction market. The estimate factors in the damaged panel and is based on actual recent past recorded auction sales of comparables. Retail 'asking prices' can be higher and vary.
