1930s Art Deco Six-Light Torchiere Floor Lamp Cast Metal Reeded Column 63"

Annihilate the landfill, light your reading nook like a 1930s industrialist

This is the lamp that lit someone's library through the Depression and beyond — a substantial Art Deco torchiere with six candelabra sockets plus an uplight, standing a commanding 63 inches tall. Cast metal throughout with gorgeous period details: reeded column, acanthus leaf socket cups, and a dramatically architectural hexagonal base with stepped geometric cutouts. The original dark bronze/pewter finish shows honest age — some patina variation and minor wear — but the bones are excellent and it's ready for a rewire to light your Cambridge Victorian right.

The D'Beetle Difference

• Six-Light Plus Torchiere Design: Three candelabra arms with acanthus detailing surround a central uplight with original flared metal shade. Serious ambient lighting potential once rewired.

• Architectural Hexagonal Base: Stepped Art Deco base with geometric cutout details and reeded feet. Heavy cast metal construction — this lamp isn't going anywhere.

• Impressive 63" Height: Full torchiere height provides proper room-filling uplighting. Reeded column with period-correct segmented construction.