Victorian Cherub Lamp

Cherub lamps became popular during the Victorian era and experienced a resurgence in the mid-20th century. These lamps often feature cast metal or resin bases with depictions of cherubs or other classical figures. The use of light colors and gold accents was common during this period, reflecting a sense of elegance. Cherub lamps became popular during the Victorian era and experienced a resurgence in the mid-20th century. These lamps often feature cast metal or resin bases with depictions of cherubs or other classical figures. The use of light colors and gold accents was common during this period, reflecting a sense of elegance and sophistication. These lamps were often used as decorative pieces in living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways, adding a touch of classical charm to the space. The tassels and other embellishments further enhanced their decorative appeal. While some cherub lamps are highly valuable antiques, many vintage examples from the mid-20th century are more moderately priced collectibles.