Edgar BRANDT (1880-1960) and DAUM "Cobra". Large bronze lamp with brown patina featuring a coiled snake standing on a circular wickerwork base with imitation snakeskin decoration, enclosing a tulip-shaped opaque glass bulb holder. Stamped with "E.Brandt" and "Daum Nancy" on the tulips. Circa 1925. H : 106,5 cm Bibliography - Joan Kahr, Edgar Brandt, Harry Abrams, Inc, Publishers, model reproduced on page 157 under number 167. - Joan Kahr, Edgar Brandt Art Deco Ironwork, Schiffer Editor, model reproduced on page 134.

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