Art Deco Lamp in Brass, Finish in Polished Nickel, Lamp Shade with Embroidery 1

Vendôme table lamp, Forged bronze with leather details by artisans in Mexico City. It has unique proportions, made with the outmost attention to detail.

Hand-painted lamp shade by artisans in Mexico City.

This Sconce is made in bronze, forged by Mexican craftsmen in Mexico City. It is a new piece added to the collection, inspired in the glamour and layered shapes of the golden age. The objects in this collection inspire elegance with a unique style, using defined and contrast lines, symmetrical shapes, frames and round contours, organized in a certain rhythm. We employ woods such as ebony and mahogany, as well as colorful marbles and inlays in bronze. Each piece was designed with utmost attention to detail, combined with the work of Mexican artisans known for their superb craftmanship. We found inspiration in nature, architecture, gilded age, ancient cultures and primitive arts. Art Deco has many faces...

The Fernanda Dish Lamp is a refined and elegant pendant dish light, suspended from four chains from a crown canopy. It was designed by Fernanda Loyzaga and launched at the end of 2...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Elegant and linear lamp in nickel and gilded brass; the solid round base with two steps, supports a brass sphere from which departs a stem with a refined, harmonious, and proportioned shape; at the top of the stem, there is a small but massive brass disk above which was placed the point of light with the attack for a lampshade (not supplied). The lamp was produced in Paris between 1960 and 1964 in a laboratory for the metalworking, it was a very well-equipped and specialized laboratory because the polishing and finishing of the two metals used were obtained with precision and meticulousness of the highest level; in the process of polishing the piece was worked with wheels of natural ?bre, combined with a very fine abrasive paste, then using other types of wheels it was possible to obtain a perfect polishing so that even the reflection of light becomes more uniform, giving the surface in question the typical bright appearance. These master craftsmen have made the lamp with their own design in Mazda style, by the concession of the Mazda Company itself without being able to affix the brand but following strict production patterns, the original table lamp style "Mazda Lamp" fascinates for its Parisian design of the thirties, simple and functional Art Deco; The successful combination of these mixed materials and refined colors have created a preciousness rich in contrast but very harmonious; in this lamp quality, elegance and fine workmanship are the focus of attention. Here the creativity of the designer and the art of craftsmanship come together to create an exclusive product, a unique modern furnishing accessory, refined and elegant at the same time, which adapts naturally and simply to both contemporary and classic environments. Mazda is a brand created within General Electric in 1909 and in addition to incandescent bulbs, had a prolific production of lighting and furniture of the highest quality, was chosen this name because of its association with the deity Ahura Mazda...

An art deco opaque milk glass and brass metal floor lamp. A beautiful piece featuring an ornate milk glass and brass center column with a large floral lamp shade...

Rare and Striking! Art Deco Metal & Brass Articulating Desk Lamp With Faux Leather Enamel Circa 1939 At the time of the New York World's Fair of 1939, designers architects and engineers were all inspired to bring about and summon "The Future!" This extremely rare lamp is a great example of the designs, ideas and aesthetic of this momentous period! Here an articulating brass banded drum shade swivels on a great expansive brass arch! Arches added a sense of drama and importance to an object and were used very successfully in this time period to bring both formality and dynamism to furnishings! This drum shade beams light where desired and it is covered with an enamel pattern designed to look like leather. This element is very rare and is one of the first industrial age examples of decorating metals and plastics with "natural" patterns. This would become fairly common place decades later as the "wood" trim on cars was decorative plastic and before that, contact paper was introduced to a design conscious public. At this time, several extremely high end desk lamp designs featured leather wrappings, particularly those coming out of Europe, who were still employing more handmade furnishings. So this design feature was not just a random whim, but an effort to convey "old world" imagery to a very industrialized product. Now, almost 85 years later, as most leather wrapped lamps...

Introducing a stunning French 1940's floor lamp, expertly fashioned from high-quality brass and bronze. This captivating piece showcases a cast hexagonal base and meticulously turned...