Vintage Large Floral Glass Urn Table Lamp with Hand-Painted Roses

Unbranded (Likely Quoizel, Gural, or L. & L. WMC) · Art & Decor > Lighting > Table Lamps

Vintage Large Floral Glass Urn Table Lamp with Hand-Painted Roses

Era / Decade

Late 1970s / Early 1980s (Decal and finish indicators)

Material

Opaline/Cased Milk Glass with Peach-Toned Iridescent Finish, Polished Brass Finished Metal Base, and Plastic/Bakelite Socket Components.

Condition

Good. Glass body appears intact without cracks; however, the brass base shows localized pitting and oxidation. The electrical cord appears aged and should be inspected for safety.

Demand Level

Moderate to Strong. The 'Grandmillennial' and 'Cottagecore' trends have revitalized demand for oversized floral glass lamps.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$45.00 - $75.00 (Low) / $85.00 - $125.00 (Mid-High)

Estimated Retail Value

$150.00 - $225.00 (Adjusted for modern equivalent quality)

Comparable Sales

Similar large 80s floral hurricane or urn lamps typically sell for $60-$95 on eBay. Signed Quoizel versions of this style can reach $150+, but unbranded examples hover around the $75 mark.

Description

Stunning vintage table lamp featuring a large glass urn-shaped body with a soft peach/champagne iridescent sheen. The body is decorated with elegant hand-painted pink roses and green leaves in a romantic cottagecore style resting on a tiered polished brass base. Its substantial size makes it an ideal statement piece for a bedroom or living area. Note: Lamp shade is not included.

Key Features

Oversized 'Grandmillennial' aesthetic, transitional floral design, double-bulb potential (if interior light is present), and the currently trending peach-fuzz/pink luster finish.

Authenticity Indicators

Construction style (felt bottom, brass nut assembly) and the specific application of the floral transfer/painting are consistent with 1980s American decorative imports. Confidence Level: High.

Flaws to Note

Pitting and tarnish on the brass base; visible dust and old residue on the top metal assembly; likely needs a specialized lampshade harp and finial. Wiring is untested in images.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace (best for fragile items/no shipping), Etsy (best for vintage collectors), or eBay (broadest reach).

Selling Tips

Highlight 'Cottagecore' and 'Hollywood Regency' in keywords. Take photos with the lamp illuminated to show the glow of the iridescent glass. Recommend local pickup to avoid the high cost and risk of shipping large glass items. Clean the glass with vinegar/water but avoid abrasive chemicals on the decals.

Appraised on 7/18/2026