Tracks the change in total value of sales, as well as the total number of lots offered and sold annually in the art market. This chart shows whether Handel Lamp Company’s total sales are going up, and ...

Appraisal: Handel Reverse-Painted Lamp, ca. 1924, from Anaheim Hour 1. Check out Arlie Sulka's appraisal of a Handel reverse-painted lamp, ca. 1924, in Anaheim Hour 1.

The total value of an artist’s artworks sold at auction over a specific period. This metric reflects the artist’s overall market activity and demand in monetary terms. The middle value of all realized ...

I have been told that this lamp is a Tiffany, but I have also been told that it is a Hamel. The height is 25 inches and the shade’s circumference is 65 inches. It is very heavy due to the iron framing ...

Q. Enclosed is a photo of an electric lamp that I would like to learn more about. It stands 20 inches tall, has a cast-metal base, and the shade is more than 16 inches in diameter. On the base are red ...

When people think of lamps with glass shades, they automatically think of Tiffany lamps. But the lamps made by the Handel Company are beautiful and worthy of note. The Handel Company was in business ...

The first Tiffany lamps with dome-shaped, stained-glass shades were made in 1895. They became very popular and very expensive. Other lamp and glass companies adapted the idea and made less-expensive, ...

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In the United States reverse painted lamp shades became popular around the turn of the 20th Century. Reverse painted glass is an art form that can be traced back to the ancients, particularly in ...

The first Tiffany lamps with dome-shaped stained-glass shades were made in 1895. They became very popular and very expensive. Other lamp and glass companies adapted the idea and made less expensive ...

Appraisal: Handel Reverse-painted Lamp, ca. 1920, in Orlando Hour 1. Check out Arlie Sulka's appraisal of a Handel reverse-painted lamp, ca. 1920, from Orlando Hour 1.