This American art deco pair of “Chasecraft” lamps were made by Chase Metalcraft Corp of New York. The lamps are on a left-right basis and were only sold in pairs. Each 14” tall lamp sits on a chrome 4 ½” round base with a black catlin disc supporting a “U” shaft of unequal height chrome rods. Each shaft is surmounted by a 4” circle of glass held in place by a chrome disc. In July 1937 Chase Copper and Brass Company sued Chase Metalcraft Corporation for “trademarks infringement”; that plus the depression spelled the company’s doom.