(A) Fourteen inches tall, this Degue (signed on the shade) has the grace of a Daum. Its geometric shade rests on a hand-wrought nickeled iron base; the leaves demonstrate the French connection with their natural world. $1875. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(B) An elegantly designed and beautifully wrought iron base doesn't seem too delicate for this colorful and expressive glass shade... The lamp stands 14 1/2 inches tall. There's a very small repair to the bottom of the shade where it meets with the base. $950. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(C) Soft purples, browns, grays and greens adorn a signed Muller dome shade. The nickeled brass base has an elegant simplicity to it. The entire lamp stands 12 inches tall. $1475. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(D) This is one of my all-time favorites, a signed Muller shade on its bold, beautifully crafted hammered wrought iron base. It stands 10 1/2 inches tall. $2100. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(E) A ribbed opalescent glass shade rests on its hand-crafted bronze base, looking for all the world like a stylized iceberg. At least that's one man's opinion... and look out Titanic! It's 7 inches tall and about 9 1/2 wide. There's good "fire" to the opalescence which doesn't come across in the photo. $950. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(F) A frosted and clear skyscraper glass shade rests on a nickeled brass base. What a cute "accent lamp!" It's about 11 inches tall. SOLD!!! You expect "cute" might stick around?!!!

(G) I picked up this bizarre but wonderful hand-hammered, probably one-of-a-kind French lamp in Buenos Aires, of all places! It's about 7 inches high and 8 across. The patina is original and in perfect condition, and the shade, well... how cool is that?! $1250. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(H) A simple but cute way to light up a corner or shelf, a French wrought iron base with a glass ball shade. This lamp's about 7 inches high and 6 wide. $450. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(I) Monsieur le viper was probably made in Syria around 1910 for the French market. Solid brass, no need to have any antidote around! He's about 11 inches tall. $695. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

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