Both late 19th century, the first a single socket form, with four cast female figures posed with arms lifted and supinated, atop an oval base with four paw feet (HOA 19 1/2 in.) (oval base is slightly separated from border, one hand and foot with casting hairline, one figure loosely mounted but stable); the second a double socket form, with brass relief mount of Cupid and Psyche to an ebonized brass cylindrical standard, with brass foliate border decoration, on a square plinth with four brass feet (20 in.) (later paint with some rubbing); both lamps with shades.

Some spotting to brass surfaces and light wear to shades.