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Edgar BRANDT (1880–1960), in the style of A patinated wrought-iron floor lamp; the shaft consists of three uprights joined by rings accented with gilding. The upper section features three coiled arms, topped with flower-shaped finials in a stylized design, and a tapered central column adorned with foliage motifs. The tripod base, with arched legs ending in volutes, is embellished with openwork geometric motifs and gilded cabochons. French craftsmanship. Circa 1930. H_157 cm Note: The design of this floor lamp incorporates several characteristic elements of the stylistic vocabulary developed by Edgar Brandt in the 1920s: bundles of wrought-iron rods, coiled motifs, stylized floral motifs, and the architecture of the base.
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