VICTORIAN CERAMIC FIGURAL MINIATURE LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, white bisque with multi-color stain decoration, each depicting a Colonial figure including two young men and a woman standing adjacent to a stylized cornucopia font with floral petals, two examples with an incised number to the reverse comprising of "7727" and "4407", period collars. Each fitted with a period burner, one pale green ball-form shade with satin finish. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 5 3/4" to 5 7/8" H to top of collars.
Provenance: The collection of Larry Spradley, Beaumont, TX.
Boy with square hat: Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates, 10/18/2014, lot 253.
Ex-collection of Marjorie Hulsebus Collection of Redlands, CA.
Lady example undamaged, remaining two examples with several scattered minute flakes to highpoints, one collar with imperfections. One burner deflector with light denting, remaining components undamaged, shade fitter with normal as-made roughness.