Null Pierre CHAREAU (1883-1950)
Modernist "Petite lampe" table lamp with metal b…

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Pierre CHAREAU (1883-1950) Modernist "Petite lampe" table lamp with metal base enclosing geometrically cut alabaster reflectors. Circa 1930 H: 20.5 cm (Scratches from use) Bibliography: "Art et Décoration", March 1925, similar model reproduced in black and white.

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Pierre CHAREAU (1883-1950) Modernist "Petite lampe" table lamp with metal base enclosing geometrically cut alabaster reflectors. Circa 1930 H: 20.5 cm (Scratches from use) Bibliography: "Art et Décoration", March 1925, similar model reproduced in black and white.

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