Floor Lamp - French Maison Lunel - Designer: René Mathieu - Period: 20th Century

A beautiful floor lamp featuring a magnificent large heron in bronze with a double patina, brown and gilded, moving in a bed of reeds, its elegant and maje...

Extraordinary floor lamp, in the shape of a Sansevieria, crafted entirely in burnished brass and Bronze, with wide, high leaves extending upwards and having a single luminous support...

Extraordinary floor lamp, in the shape of a Sansevieria, crafted entirely in burnished brass and Bronze, with wide, high leaves extending upwards and having a single luminous support in the centre at the base of the lamp. Of very good quality and exceptional finish, this floor lamp is of French manufacture and is attributed to the prestigious Maison Jansen. The first originality of the House of...

Lovely and rare so-called "mushroom" lamp in Desvres earthenware designed and made by Gabriel Fourmaintraux. Very pretty colorful floral motifs, bronze frame and twisted gold silk thread. Its foot is enhanced with gold fillets and still has these serial labels, numbered 3737 of origin. This rare piece is in perfect condition and has no cracks, and works perfectly. Period: Art Nouveau - Art Deco circa: 1905 -1925 Dimensions: Height: 22cm x width: 13cm. Diameter at the widest shade: 13cm Signed and serial number inside the foot At Desvres, earthenware is a family affair . We devote ourselves to it from father to son, whether we are a worker or an entrepreneur. The history of the earthenware factories of Desvres could know up to five generations of leaders. In addition to its know-how, each pottery had its own tools and artistic heritage (boards, models, moulds, clichés, vignettes, enamel recipes, etc.) which were transmitted over time and contributed to its particularity. Gabriel Fourmaintraux (1886-1984) is part of the fourth generation. Initiated at a very young age in the art of clay, he entered the National School of Ceramics in Sèvres at the age of 16. Released valedictorian, he returned to Desvres with the project of making porcelain. Working with his father from 1906, Gabriel created decorative porcelain items that met with great success and were exported to South America and Japan. The cost of production and the economic context will force him, in the 1930s, to return to earthenware. The Fourmaintraux factory manufactured a wide range of ceramics including lamps, advertising...

A black-lacquered metal, brass and off-white fabric floor lamp designed and produced in France, c. 1950s. In vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. Dents,...

Lamp from the early 1960s, by the French Maison Lunel, the lamp consists of three columns, two of which end in a circular white opline lampshade and the other with a glass ornament, ...

A light grey lacquered iron, brass and white fabric floor lamp designed and produced in France, c. 1950s. In good vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. L...

Adjustable tripod floor lamp in black enameled iron and brass. with a leather handle.