The lamp incorporates several hallmark Art Nouveau characteristics:
Whiplash curve – The flowing, asymmetrical brass stem is one of the defining features of Art Nouveau.
Nature-inspired design – The tulip-shaped glass shade reflects the movement's fascination with flowers and organic forms.
Decorative brass construction – Warm brass was a popular material in both original Art Nouveau and later revival pieces.
Fluid silhouette – The lamp emphasizes graceful curves over straight geometric lines.
Secondary influence: Jugendstil
The cleaner, less ornate execution suggests it also draws inspiration from German and Austrian Jugendstil, which tended to be simpler than French Art Nouveau.
Although inspired by c. 1895–1910 designs, this example is most likely 1950s–1970s European manufactured.
White with green "vaseline" style edges (though not actual uranium glass).
Typical of revival lighting produced in Italy, Portugal, Spain, France, or Belgium.
Brass and porcelain bulb holder.
Works with E14 light bulb. USA/Canada buyers will need to purchase an E14 to E12 converter piece available on Amazon.
Measurements:
Height 40cm /15.7´´
Base diameter 12cm /4.7´´
Globe diameter 13cm /5´´
Condition:
Excellent condition. Brass represents some signs of age. A small dent on the base, you can see it in the photos.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGold, GreenMaterialGlassNumber of items1Height40 cmWidth13 cmDepth16 cmSigns of usageDents