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Available for purchase is a beautiful, authentic early 20th-century Arts & Crafts era woven wicker table lamp manufactured by the legendary Heywood-Wakefield Company. This piece features the tight, high-quality reed/rattan weaving that made Heywood-Wakefield the premier name in American wicker furniture during the 1900s–1920s.
Notably, this piece retains its highly coveted original paper manufacturer label on the underside of the base, making it a verified and exceptionally rare find for serious antique collectors.
The lamp is designed with a tightly wrapped reed column transitioning seamlessly into a robust, flared 6\" x 6\" square woven base. It retains its original antique brass light socket with a functional pull-chain mechanism, perfect for adding timeless character to any Mission, Craftsman, bungalow, or eclectic home decor.
Item Specifics & Details:
• Brand: Heywood-Wakefield (Verified by original intact underside paper label)
• Era: Arts & Crafts / Mission Period (circa 1900s–1920s)
• Material: Natural woven wicker / rattan over a sturdy interior wood-and-metal frame; brass hardware
• Color: Deep, rich patinated brown/aged finish
• Base Shape: Square, flared woven wicker
• Socket Type: Period-correct brass socket with pull-chain operation
• Condition: Pre-owned antique condition. The woven wicker body is remarkably intact for its age, showing gorgeous natural patina. Note the one corner of the base where glue has been applied (see photos). The brass socket shows honest, aged wear. The cord appears to be an older vintage replacement; as with all antique electronics, buyers may want to inspect or rewire for modern daily safety standards.
• Shade: Base only (Lampshade is NOT included).
• Height: 11 inches (from the table to the top of the brass socket)
• Base Dimensions: 6\" x 6\" square
Condition Notes for Buyers:
Please review all photos carefully as they serve as the primary description of the item\'s cosmetic condition. This is a true antique item showing beautiful age and character. Note: There is a small spot on one corner of the base where glue has been applied to stop minor fraying and secure the vintage wicker fibers. The original paper label is attached to the bottom and remains legible. Sold as-is.
