(A) This lovely Schneider shade sits astride an American Art Nouveau lamp, a rare enough bird itself. The base is made of solid brass, an additional distinction, and as you can readily see, is nicely ornamented. It stands 14 inches high. (e-mail Jack for a price)

(B) I'm hard-pressed to say whether this lamp is "in the Art Nouveau style" or authentic Art Nouveau, of the Period. So much for my "expertise!" Nevertheless, it's a beauty, definitely worthy of an exalted place in your home! The fringe, only one element of which is missing, is made of little turned wood pieces. (e-mail Jack for a price)

(C) This French babe's got all the right curves, and is gloriously adorned by a (signed) Steuben calcite shade with a deliciously gold interior which, when lit, provides an irresistible warm, gold tone. The French base is probably over a hundred years old, authentic Art Nouveau, and all brass. I've affixed an American do-dad to allow the socket and shade to be attached. As you can perhaps see, it allows the shade to be swivelled about. Eighteen inches tall! (e-mail Jack for a price)