Bohemian glass, also known as Czech glass, has a history dating back to the Middle Ages. The region of Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) became renowned for its glass-making expertise, particularly in the production of ornate and colorful glassware. During the 19th Century and 20th centuries. Bohemian glass makers developed innovative techniques such as cut-to-clear glass, where layers of colored glass are cut away to reveal intricate designs.

Floral decorations were also a common motif in Bohemian glass, often hand-painted or enameled onto the surface. These lamps were popular in the mid-20th century, adding a touch of elegance to homes. The combination of cut glass, floral patters and vibrant colors make Bohemian glass lamps highly south after by collectors.

Origin: Bohemia, Czech Republic.

Time period: Mid-20th Century

H-23"

W-7.5"

B-7.5"

If you only want to buy one lamp and not the pair, the price would be $800. Contact the store directly for purchase.

Note: Shades or Harps not included but sold separately.