Spanish Revival Torchiere Floor Lamps with Mica Shades L849

This striking pair of Spanish Revival torchiere floor lamps dates to circa 1927 and reflects the romantic, hand-crafted aesthetic popular in California and Southwest interiors of the period. Each lamp is constructed of hand-wrought iron, featuring a tall, slender stem with twisted barley-style detailing and a sculptural tripod base terminating in curled feet.

The torchiere tops are fitted with original or period-appropriate mica shades, encased in decorative iron collars with pierced detailing. The mica diffuses light warmly, creating a soft, ambient glow that enhances the lamps’ architectural presence while remaining functional.

Rooted in Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean influences, these lamps exemplify the craftsmanship and materials favored during the height of the Spanish Revival movement. Equally suited for flanking a fireplace, anchoring a living space, or adding historic character to a modern interior, this pair offers both sculptural elegance and timeless atmosphere.

Measures 17" x 17" x 67"