Early 20th century decorative lamps by the Handel Company, United States

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The Handel Company was a glass company based in Meriden, Connecticut, United States that was active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They produced a range of decorative objects, including lamps and lampshades, which were highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts.

Handel lamps were known for their high-quality construction and intricate designs, which often featured detailed metalwork and colourful stained glass shades. Many of the lamps were designed in the Art Nouveau or Arts and Crafts styles, which were popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Some of Handel's most popular lamp designs included the "Handel Reverse Painted Lamp," which featured a shade painted on the inside to create a vibrant, luminous effect, and the "Handel Overlay Lamp," which featured a shade with multiple layers of glass to create a three-dimensional effect.

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Handel Style Village Scene Desk Lamp

American desk lamp Handel style, with opaque glass, with tones of blue and orange, depicting village scene, height 24.02 in.

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Art Nouveau Double Student Desk Lamp

An American Handel Art Nouveau 'Double Student' desk lamp, featuring cream and green light shades on bronze and polymer organic shaped base. Height 13.78 in.

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