Bruno Zach (1891 Zhytomyr/Ukraine/Russian Empire - 1945 Vienna) attr. Figural table lamp 1-light; bronze, dark brown patina; brass and porcelain socket; cream-colored onyx plinth; shade made of partially satin-finished, colorless pressed glass, marked "SABINO 4649 PARIS - DEPOSÉ". Created around 1920-1925, a fully sculpted, humorous depiction of a Biedermeier gentleman reading, pensively pinching the back of his head, standing under a tall street lamp. Plinth slightly damaged; electrified. H. 69.5 cm. Attributed to Bruno Zach (1891 - 1945). Figural table lamp. Dark brown patinated bronze, onyx base, frosted glass shade marked Sabino. Minor chips to the base.

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