Art-Deco table lamp in polished brass

Table lamp, flattened globe in white opal blown glass - Contract&More - Table lamps

Price: 803.00 €

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Large model of Art-Deco table lamp in polished brass, it consists of a flattened glass opal mouth blown glass on a gilded metal foot with geometric shapes. Original model of the Austrian J. Hoffmann of 1915, we offer here a perfect copy made by Italian craftsmen. This lamp also exists in small model foot chrome under the reference 17060005.
Dimensions: height 40cm, width 29cm
Light source: one E14 bulb of 60W maximum to be purchased separately

Product reference: 17060006

Shipped within: 4 to 5 weeks

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1950s Lamps, Wall Sconces, Lamps and Suspensions, Stilnovo, Bauhaus, Art Nouveau, Art Deco

Contract & More is a young re-edition studio of design and iconic furniture and lighting from the years 1900 to 1990. An important part of their collection of Italian manufacturers celebrates the style "Stilnovo", born in the 50s in Italy and world famous and recognised. There are also beautiful pieces from Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Bauhaus and modern times. All Contract & More lamps are made exclusively in Italy with high quality materials supplied locally. The proposed models are perfect copies of the original models, the rights to which are now in the public domain or the property of Contract & More. Contract & More aims to offer us a range of luminaires and Italian furniture of high quality, timeless style, elegant and functional. At Vraiment Beau, we mainly present lamps, floor lamps, sconces, chandeliers and pendants by great designers such as Max Ingrand, Eduard Buquet, Mariano Fortuny, Pierre Chareau and various productions of the Bauhaus movement.