Chapman Company, Ox-eyed Daisy Lamp

New York,Early 20th Century Hexagonal green slag glass panels with black eye Susan border and irregular rim over an artichoke style riser, fluted column, incised onion bulb style patterned platform and supported by four leaf feet. Spelter, glass,Overall approx. 27 1/2" x 15" dia..Lampshade approx. 6" x 15" dia. From the collection of an Uxbridge, Massachusetts estate. CONDITION Artichoke style riser with crack, multiple glass panels with cracks around the rim, areas of oxidation, one pull has been replaced, please refer to photographs.

Ed. This model appears both in The Chapman Company's brochure and Company photos, titled Ox-eyed Daisy Lamp. Diameter 16". Style 114. The original lamp was advertised as being 18" in height and supported by a bronze base. This example has a 2" aperture which is why the Wilkinson cap clearly does not fit this small 16" shade. Chapman records also show that they produced shades in both 2" and 3" apertures. Some models are shown with both 2" and 3" diameter apertures. Colossal leading, as on this shade, is often seen on Chapman's work.

Chapman Company, Ox-eyed Daisy Table Lamp