DAUM NANCY
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"Poplar leaves" Double-layered acid-etched glass lamp (one missing foot - see photo). Height: 58 cm. Signed.
Delivery of lots free of charge to LA SALLE 20 rue DROUOT-PARIS the day after the sale (Saturday, May 4) or a few days after the sale GALERIE 18, rue Grange-Batelière (25 meters from Hôtel Drouot) otherwise shipment from FRANCE at the buyer's expense by the carrier of his choice.
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Émile GALLÉ (1846-1904)
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"Branches fleuries" Double-layered glass lamp, acid-etched with flowers on the foot and branches on the cap.
Height: 50 cm. Signed.
Delivery of lots free of charge to LA SALLE 20 rue DROUOT-PARIS the day after the sale (Saturday, May 4) or a few days after the sale GALERIE 18, rue Grange-Batelière (25 meters from Hôtel Drouot) otherwise shipment from FRANCE at the buyer's expense by the carrier of his choice.
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Decorative 2-light table lamp; faience, glazed in cream and painted in two-tone blue and brass, gilded. Volute element of an 18th century Hamburg tiled stove above a stepped, rising base; slender shaft above as a support for the light source. Electrified. H. 66 cm.
A North German decorative faience and gilt brass table lamp.
North German. 20th century.
Decorative 2-light table lamp; faience, glazed in cream and painted in two-tone blue and brass, gilded. Rectangular body, the front covered with a segment end of an 18th century Hamburg tiled stove; above the light source and slender shaft as a support for an oval, height-adjustable lampshade. Electrified. H. 66 cm.
A North German decorative faience and gilt brass table lamp.
North German. 20th century.
Baroque table lamp, 2-light; wood, carved, painted and gilded. Baluster vase with volute handles above a square plinth. Cylindrical shaft above as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 65 cm.
A German Baroque table lamp.
German. 18th/20th century.
Image on the internet
Large decorative 2-light table lamp; brass, gilded and porcelain, polychrome painted. Cylindrical body over a round profiled base with a surrounding palmette frieze on fluted feet. All around the wall an all-over depiction of a dog chase in a forest landscape. Slender shaft above as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 80 cm.
A large French brass and porcelain table lamp.
France. 20th century.
Pair of large Napoleon III table lamps, 2-light; red-brown veined porphyry and gilt bronze. Baluster-shaped vase body with surrounding palmette frieze over a square, profiled base. Sculptured mascarons on the sides as supports for volute-shaped handles with festoons. Slender shaft as a support for the light source. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 87 cm.
A pair of large French Napoleon III style table lamps.
France. After 1900.
Pair of Napoleon III parlor lamps, 2-light; brass. Baluster-shaped body on sculpted paw feet. Slender, elongated volute handles and sculpted satyr heads on the sides. Slender shaft above as a support for the light source. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 84 cm.
A pair of French brass Napoleon III table lamps.
France. Late 19th century.
Napoleon III table lamp, 1-light; bronze, gilt. Baluster element pressed over a profiled round base on volute feet crowned with rams' heads. Above a fully sculpted putto as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 63 cm.
A French bronze Napoleon III table lamp.
France. After 1900.
Large Napoleon III table lamp, 2-light; porcelain with oxblood red, so-called Sang-de-Boeuf base and gilt bronze. Sculptural laurel wreath over a square base with indented corners. Baluster-shaped body above, with sculpted faun heads on the sides. Slender shaft as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 82 cm.
A large French sang-de-boeuf and gilt bronze Napoleon III table lamp.
France. 20th century.
Art Nouveau ceiling lamp with evening landscape Three-pass, raised, dome-shaped shade above. Clear glass with four thin overlays in golden ruby pink, light green, yellow and cobalt blue. Etched decoration all around in several steps. Openwork metal mount with struts and leaves in relief and a wreath of pearls made of white-blue opal glass. Old electrified. Total height 35 cm.
A Bohemian Art Nouveau cameo glass ceiling lamp by Josef Riedel with acid-etched landscape decor. Metal mounting with opalescent glass pearls.
Bohemia. Polaun. Josef Riedel. Around 1900-1910.
Rudolf Marschall (1873 Vienna - 1967 ibid.)
Figurative Art Nouveau table lamp with a female nude picking roses
1.flg.; bronze, brown patina, signed "Prof. Rudolf Marschall". Created around 1905-1910 by the sculptor, who studied at the Vienna Academy under Josef Tautenhayn and taught there himself as a professor from 1904. Marschall's table lamps were mainly fitted with fragile fabric shades, often made of silk and therefore easily lost. Old electrified. Total height 26.5 cm.
Figural Art Nouveau bronze table lamp with female nude picking roses. Signed.
Art Nouveau table lamp with 1 light; dark brown lacquered metal and white and rose-colored, marbled glass. Baluster-shaped body in relief over a concave base plate as a support for the light source. Flat, edged lampshade with leaded glass. Electrified. Damaged; h. 44 cm.
An American brown lacquered Art Nouveau style table lamp. Partly flawed.
USA. 20th century.
Pair of Art Nouveau table lamps, 1-light; metal, dark patinated and white marbled alabaster. Slender round stem flanked by elongated lancet leaves above a curved, ascending base of large leaves. Openworked hoop as support for mushroom-shaped lampshade. Electrified. H. 40 cm.
A pair of French dark patinated metal and alabaster Art Nouveau style table lamps.
France. Late 20th century.
Decorative single-light table lamp; mushroom-shaped shade made of flashed glass with etched wine decoration in the tradition of Gallé, signed. "Lagny". Wrought iron base with three stylized roses. Electrified, h. 32 cm.
A decorative French table lamp with acid-etched cameo glass shade and wrought iron foot, signed "Lagny".
France. 20th century.
Art Nouveau table lamp, 1-light; cased glass foot with etched floral branch decoration in the tradition of Gallé and Daum Frères, indistinctly signed with Lorraine cross; shade added; electrified, h. 33 cm.
A decorative French table lamp with acid-etched cameo glass foot. Indistinctly signed. Shade replaced.
France. Circa 1920-1930.
Art Déco 3-light table lamp; nickel-plated metal, black marble and clear, satin-finished glass with white fusions. Above a stepped, rising, ornamented round base, openly designed shaft of four folded struts as a support for the light source. Flat lampshade, marked Schneider. Electrified. Lampshade loose. H. 52 cm.
A French Art Deco table lamp. Loose lampshade.
France. 1920s.
Art Déco scupture lamp based on the famous "Clarté" model by Max Le Verrier
1-light; anthracite-colored, veined marble and green patinated bronze. Octagonal base and round, stepped plinth. Fully sculpted depiction of a stretched female nude standing on tiptoe and bending upwards, holding the spherical lampshade made of white, satin-finished glass in her hands. Designed by Max Le Verrier, 1928, electrified. Height 68.5 cm.
A French Art Deco style table lamp after a design by Max Le Verrier.
France. Late 20th century.
Sculptural table lamp in the Art Déco style, 1-light; bronze, dark brown patina, anthracite-colored marble and white, satin-finished glass. A fully sculpted depiction of a seal above a rectangular base, balancing the spherical lampshade on its snout. Electrified. Total height 70.5 cm.
A French figural brown patinated bronze and black marble Art Deco style table lamp.
France. Late 20th century.
Bauhaus table lamp "WG 24" by Wilhelm Wagenfeld 1-light; base and stem clear glass, nickel-plated metal, frosted glass shade. Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in the metal workshop of the Staatl. Bauhaus, Weimar, 1924. Manufacturer's mark and serial number 26670. Electrified. H. 37 cm.
A Bauhaus table lamp "WG 24" designed by Wagenfeld. Manufacturer's mark. Numbered.
Bremen. Tecnolumen.
Bauhaus table lamp "WG 24" by Wilhelm Wagenfeld 1-light; base and stem clear glass, nickel-plated metal, frosted glass shade. Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in the metal workshop of the Staatl. Bauhaus, Weimar, 1924. Manufacturer's mark and serial number 11410. Electrified. H. 37 cm.
A Bauhaus table-lamp "WG 24" designed by Wagenfeld. Manufacturer's mark. Numbered.
Bremen. Tecnolumen.
Counterpoise trolley lamp by Hadrill & Horstmann 1-light; metal, chrome-plated and aluminum. On a cross-shaped base with castors, cylindrical shaft as support for swivel and height-adjustable chandelier arm with conical lampshade. Electrified. Unpainted; h. 152 cm.
An English aluminum and chrome metal floor lamp by Hadrill & Horstmann. Unmarked.
England. Hadrill & Horstmann. Mid 20th century.
Floor lamp with Art Déco glass shade by Sabino 1-light; black lacquered iron and clear, satin-finished glass. Open, conically tapering shaft made of opposing struts. Curved supports for the lamps and a loose, dome-shaped lampshade with a surrounding frieze of stylized flowers, marked Sabino 4330 Paris Depose. Min. dam.; electrified. H. 181 cm.
A French floor lamp with Art Deco glass shade by Sabino. Minor flaws.
France. Paris. 1930s.
Murano "Aquarium" wall lamp, 1-light; Almost upright rectangular, convexly curved lamp, curved at the top. Thick-walled, clear glass with polychrome powder fusions, applied decoration of two scalars and red precious coral on the front, probably designed by Alfredo Barbini for Cenedese. Old brass socket with pull switch. H. 30.2 cm.
An Italian Murano glass "Aquarium" wall sconce. Probably designed by Alfredo Barbini for Cenedese.
Italy. Murano. Probably Gino Cenedese. 1950s/1960s.
Pair of decorative table lamps in the style of Maison Jansen, 3-light; brass, gilded and silver-colored metal. Above a stepped, rising pedestal base, partially gadrooned crater vase with lush reed leaves. Slender shaft in the center as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. H. 74 cm.
A pair of French gilt brass and silver colored metal table lamps in the manner of Maison Jansen.
France. 2nd half 20th century.
Leaf table lamp in the style of Tommaso Barbi 1-light; brass, gold-plated. Curved round stem as support for the light source with cambered shade and two large inserted leaves. Electrified. Unpainted; h. 72 cm.
An Italian brass table lamp in the manner of Tommaso Barbi.
Italy. 1970s.
Pair of decorative table lamps in the style of Maison Jansen, 3-light; brass, gilded. Above a stepped, rising pedestal base, partly gadrooned crater vase with lush reed leaf. Slender shaft in the center as a support for the lamp. Conical lampshade. Electrified. Plug missing. H. 74 cm.
A pair of French gilt brass table lamps in the manner of Maison Jansen. Plug missing.
France. 2nd half 20th century.
Extravagant 2-light table lamp; brass and colorless crystal glass. Multi-jointed, partially gadrooned baluster shaft over a deeply hollowed base. Two stylized horns of plenty as supports for the light bulbs. Height-adjustable, conical lampshade. Base marked FR ART R 256, electrified. H. 60 cm.
An Italian brass and glass table lamp.
Italy. 2nd half 20th century.
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