comprising: a pair of Edwardian examples with knopped stems; a pair of hollow shaped baluster examples, drilled and formerly fitted as lamps, possibly Italian and circa 1950; and a single Edwardian knopped example (5)

Possibly one described, Notley Abbey Inventory, April 1948, p. 16, principal bedroom, ‘A glass table standard on circular dome base 13" high’ (The Vivien Leigh Archive, Victoria & Albert Museum, London, THM/433/6/1);
A pair photographed at Notley Abbey in Vivien's bedroom on her dressing table circa 1959.

Very decorative. Chips to nozzles on hollow cast examples which are also drilled for electricity.
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