This is a beautiful and extremely rare table lamp from the early 1900s. This lamp is for parts or to be restored. There is no shade. This lamp needs to be rewired. It has a small brake in the tripod arm bracket that needs to be soldered and the top bracket is missing. This style is characteristic of the Arts & Crafts or Art Nouveau era, known for its ornate metalwork and heavy, high-quality casting. Identification Features Maker’s Marks: Bradley & Hubbard pieces are typically signed. Look for a triangle with a lantern logo or the letters “B&H”. Common Locations for Marks: On the socket cluster (near where the lightbulbs screw in). On the underside of the base or the weighted base plate. Stamped with a model number e. 262 or 142 on the bottom. Construction: The base likely features patinated brass, bronze, or “white metal” (pot metal) with a dark architectural finish. Estimated Value The value for a Bradley & Hubbard base alone depends heavily on its condition and the specific model.