Consolidated "Cherub" or "Baby Face" Chamber Lamp in Blue Satin Glass - Very Rare

Consolidated "Cherub" or "Baby Face" Chamber Lamp in Blue Satin Glass - Very Rare

Blue Satin Glass | Circa 1895–1905

This classic “Cherub” Gone With the Wind lamp was produced by the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, during the circa 1895–1905 period and represents one of Consolidated’s more figural and decorative art glass designs.

This example is executed in blue satin glass, a significantly rarer colorway than red and one seldom encountered in original, correctly matched form. The cool blue tone combined with the satin surface enhances the dimensionality of the cherub faces, giving the lamp a refined and striking visual presence sought by advanced collectors.

This example retains its original high-grade center draft burner with lift-out font, an important indicator of originality and correct period construction. The lamp’s proportions are well balanced and visually engaging, making it an excellent display piece for formal parlors, libraries, or curated antique lighting collections.

Approximate Dimensions:

Height: 20 inches (+/–)
Font Diameter: 10 inches (+/–)

Approximate Dimensions:

• Height: 20 inches (+/–)
• Font Diameter: 10 inches (+/–)

Condition:
Excellent to near-mint condition, please request detailed video where we can showcase lamp in it's entirety. 

Rarity Scale: 

Additional Details & Video:
A detailed video of this lamp is available upon request and can be provided prior to purchase. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to see additional views or specific details.

Professional Packaging & Insured Shipping (Included):
This lamp will be carefully packed using professional, collector-grade materials appropriate for fragile antique glass. Each component is individually protected and securely boxed to ensure safe transit. Fully insured shipping is included at no additional cost, with signature confirmation upon delivery. We take exceptional care in preparing each lamp for shipment to ensure it arrives safely and exactly as described.

Please Note: As authentic antique pieces, these lamps were hand-produced during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and may exhibit minor characteristics inherent to early glassmaking. These can include small air bubbles, light manufacturing irregularities, or minor fitter chips consistent with age and original production methods. Such characteristics are typical of period glass and do not detract from the overall integrity or authenticity of the piece.

We make every effort to carefully examine each lamp and note any significant condition issues, repairs, or restorations within the description. Any notable details can also be clearly demonstrated in a detailed video, available upon request.

Returns: Due to the age, rarity, and one-of-a-kind nature of authentic antique lamps, all sales are considered final. We make every effort to provide detailed descriptions, photographs, and additional video upon request to ensure buyers can make informed decisions prior to purchase. Please feel free to contact us with any questions before ordering.

Risk of Loss & Insurance Claims: Ownership and risk of loss transfer to the buyer upon shipment. All items are professionally packed and shipped fully insured for their purchase value. In the unlikely event of damage during transit, the buyer agrees to cooperate fully in the insurance claim process by retaining all packaging materials and providing photographs and documentation as required by the carrier.