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Jacques Émile RUHLMANN (1874–1933) & Jean DUNAND (1877–1942) A rare pair of wooden table lamps decorated with white eggshell lacquer on a black background, featuring a columnar shaft with a concave face resting on a rectangular base carved with wide, stepped notches, supported by small, flat, flared gilded brass feet. The base of the column, which is slightly recessed, is adorned with a fluted ring in gilded bronze. H. 48 cm (plus mounting and lampshade) Total height: 71 cm History: This rare pair of lamps is similar to the floor lamp of the same design featured in the sale of the “Les Ruhlmann de Geneviève et Pierre Hebey” Collection at Millon-Robert Cabinet d’Expertises Camard, October 28, 1999, Drouot Montaigne, lot no. 10.
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