Authentic Antique Maple Floor Lamp With Built-in Table & Glass Gallery Tray 61"

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Authentic Antique Maple Floor Lamp with Built-In Table & Glass Gallery Tray (61")

American Torchiere floor lamp with integrated table … Read more Authentic Antique Maple Floor Lamp with Built-In Table & Glass Gallery Tray (61")

American Torchiere floor lamp with integrated table surfaces, beautifully crafted in solid maple and designed in a classic Early American / Colonial Revival style. This multifunctional piece blends lighting and utility, making it ideal for small-space living or as a statement accent in a traditional or rustic interior.

Standing 61 inches tall to the top of white glass shade, the lamp features a richly turned central column supported by an ornate tripod base with sculptural ball-and-spindle detailing. The warm maple finish has developed a natural patina over time, adding depth and character consistent with age.

The design includes two functional surfaces: a lower round wooden table (approximately 12 inches in diameter), perfect for resting a book or drink, and an upper clear glass gallery bowl tray with a scalloped edge—ideal for small decorative items. This combination of form and function was especially popular in mid-20th-century American homes.

The lighting element consists of a multi-light configuration, including three side candle-style sockets and a central socket beneath a wide white pattern glass bowl shade. This provides both ambient and task lighting, offering versatility and a warm, inviting glow.

Condition:
Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Original finish shows light surface wear and patina. Glass tray and shade are intact with no visible cracks. Wiring appears to be vintage/original. There are two separate light switches, one for the top light, and one for the three chandelier lights.  You can turn on 1, 2, or 3 of the chandelier lights 

Details:

Height: 61 inches

Lower table diameter: approx. 12 inches

Materials: Solid maple wood, glass tray, white glass shade

Style: Early American / Traditional / Rustic

Period: Mid-20th century (circa 1930s–1960s)

A charming and practical piece that reflects the craftsmanship and design sensibility of its era—perfect beside a reading chair, sofa, or in a cozy corner. See less