A pair of Regency brass table lamps attributed to Smethurst and Paul, circa 1820 and later adapted from for electricity, of Athenienne form, the upper engine milled circlets cast with lion masks, above monopodia cast with flowerheads and descending to triform bases, 73.5cm high to top of fitment Related lamps are known to have originated from the manufactory of lamp maker and oil warehouseman James Smethurst of 138 New Bond Street, who is known to have supplied lighting to the Duke of Devonshire for Devonshire House, London. For a comparable pair, still with original colza fitments in place, see Sotheby's London, Royal and Noble, 21 January 2020, lot 48 (property from Killadoon house, £7500).