This is an original French Art Deco table lamp, manufactured in the 1930s. The piece is characterized by its sculptural design, depicting a bird in full flight above an illuminated base. The lamp is a representative example of the aesthetic of that period, combining naturalistic forms with geometric elements.
The lamp is constructed from high-quality materials. The bird sculpture is made of bronze-colored metal, probably zamak, and shows detailed craftsmanship. The figure rests on a shade of opaline glass, also known as marble glass, which diffuses a soft and warm light. The whole stands on a heavy, stable marble base, contributing to its substantial weight of 12.3 kilograms. The combination of metal, glass, and stone is typical of luxury objects from the Art Deco era.
The overall condition of the lamp is good, consistent with its age. The original materials and finishes have been preserved and show a patina that enhances the character of the object. The electrical components are functional, so the lamp can be used immediately. The opaline glass is intact and provides atmospheric lighting.
With its expressive form and warm glow, this lamp functions as both a light source and a decorative art object. It is a striking piece that fits well into a classic, eclectic, or Art Deco interior. The lamp can be placed on a dresser, side table, or desk to add a touch of historical elegance.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBeige, Brown, White, Multi ColorMaterialMarble, Bronze, GlassNumber of items1Height48 cmWidth57 cmDepth22 cm