Forged Iron Atelier Marolles Cockerel Floor Lamp, French, 1950s

A forged and gilt iron floor lamp with ‘candle’ top, decorative foliate detailing to the stem and scrolling tripod base. Spanish, c. 1950s. Supplied with a tapered off-white dupion s...

A run of five forged and enamelled iron floor lamps in the taste of Les Artisans de Marolles, with decorative fleur-de-lis detailing, three po...

An Art Deco forged iron floor lamp by Michel Zadounaïsky. Featuring a scrolling and knotted height adjustable arm upon a simple stem, with shapely tripod base and decorative ring fin...

A chic, large forged iron floor lamp with simple stem and decorative scrolled base by Maison Ramsay - Paris. Beautifully patinated with visible remnants of the original gilt finish, ...

A rare black leather clad floor lamp by Jacques Adnet for Hermès, with gilt brass ring ‘bamboo’ detailing, contrast saddle stitching and unique ‘crémaillère’ height adjustment system...

A chic neoclassical floor lamp in bronze and gunmetal by Henri Petitot for Atelier Petitot. French, c. 1930s. Supplied with an off white dupion silk shade.

Beautiful quadripod floor lamp depicting a rooster, in wrought and hammered iron. Mid-Century Modern, France, circa 1950-1960. By Jean Touret (1916-2004), French sculptor and d...

Pair of handcrafted pair of cast and wrought iron by Ateliers de Marolles under the direction of Jean Touret. The studio in South France designed and crafted lighting and furniture during the 1950s. This pair has a rooster weather vane motifs and the cardinal points...

Wrought-iron floor lamp attributed to Jean Touret for Atelier Marolles, France, circa 1955. Rare large (140 cm) wrought-iron floor lamp with painted finish. Good condition. Sold without shade. Known to insiders, particularly for his work in sacred art, the work of this artist and craftsman is enjoying a resurgence of interest, correlated with that of craftsmanship. Jean Touret is the subject of a book published by Editions de l'Amateur, which is also making a comeback. Today, there's a real interest. Many galleries abroad and in France are interested in his work and promoting it. This is also one of the reasons behind this book. It responds to a current craze for all things artisanal and a return to a certain revivalism. His work is being showcased in some galleries, but also in auction rooms, and there's a real quest for it. These are pieces that are starting to command substantial prices. Jean Touret by Anne Bonny...

Jean Touret Atelier Marolles - floor lamp "Girouette" from the 50s.

This stunning French Modernist iron floor lamp from the 1950s is a true masterpiece of mid-century design that combines style, functionality,...

Forged iron floor lamp from twisted iron candle holder, raised upon a scrolled tripod base. Complimentary white linen drum shade is included (listed measur...