How do I change the color on a glass and brass table lamp?

Hello-

I wish I could see both of your lamps to see what you are hoping to achieve to make them pair up better.

If you only need a little bit patina highlights...there a metallic product called rubnbuff that might be an option.

I’ve used Rub n buff on picture frames bronze statues and pewter candlesticks. It’s a waxy rub on that worked well for my needs. It can lighten or darken.

Have a look at the website possible color options, reviews Q&A to to see if it’s a product you might wish to consider.

http://www.amaco.com/t/mixed-media/metallic-finishes/rub-n-buff

https://www.amazon.com/AMACO-Metallic-Finish-Ebony-0-5-Fluid/dp/B00081HYE6/ref=pd_bxgy_201_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00081HYE6&pd_rd_r=D69ZW30FXPG7FV7B3TPP&pd_rd_w=qeFGu&pd_rd_wg=0y8SD&psc=1&refRID=D69ZW30FXPG7FV7B3TPP

https://www.michaels.com/rub-n-buff-wax-metallic-finish/M10183569.html

But spray paint is my favorite!

Spray paint is fun and addicting, it always seems to make things better, more personal and cohesive. Its less than $4 a can and can do so much. The Rustoleum 2x and Universal both are paint and primer for a clean and professional coverage.

Ive transformed nice older thrift store brass lamps both white and oil rubbed bronze.

Maybe you might enjoy it as much as I do! My local regional temperature are not terribly friendly to outdoor spray painting right now, looking forward to an early spring!

https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/american-accents-2x/

Heres some other project ideas to look over

I hope this helps!

https://www.rustoleum.com/pages/inspiration/projects/?rm=decorandcraft