Early 20th C Green Onyx Stone Brass Mutual Sunset Lighting Co. Table Lamp Art Deco

 

An amazing find! This is stunning table lamp made of brass and green with yellow onyx base.  It has a lattice work brass neck, elegant brass sections to the base and body.   Vase is classic elegant, sophisticated and stylish in design and detailing. Beautiful piece to add to your décor.

This treasure stands approx.:  20.5” tall. Base 4” x 4” diameter

No marker. The only thing I’ve found to identify it is the Leviton light switch and M.S.L.C. 3682 marked on a base in raised formation. It stands for Mutual Sunset Lamp Company.

This lamp may be the work of Gilbert Rohde. In the late 20’s and 30's, Gilbert Rohde designed over 35 different lamps for the Mutual Sunset Lamp Co., Brooklyn NY.

Good vintage condition with very minimal wear. it is in good working order with the wiring still in good condition.  Has some signs commensurate with age and use and use such as dust. Few scratches on a brass part. Some spots on a marble base  may need some cleaning. No light bulb or shade included. Leviton makes the socket only, they do not make lamps. Colors may vary slightly due to light reflection, background, angles, your computer monitor, device.

The Leviton Company was founded in 1906 by Evser Leviton and his son Isidor. They began by manufacturing brass mantle tips for the natural gas lights in Manhattan, and sold their goods on a pushcart on the Bowery on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Leviton brass is a material used by Leviton, a company that produces electrical products, including outlets, switches, and light sockets.