Vintage French Brass Table Lamp with Bird Figure by Maison Charles

Vintage pair of Italian table lamps by Lanciotto Galeotti with flying birds in gilt bronze and square travertine marble base. Lamps are with the new made brown color textile shade ...

Midcentury French lamp by Maison Le Dauphin designed in rectangular base and glazed ceramic central piece. The lamp is with new made satin finish black color textile shade with gold ...

Vintage French table lamp in brass by Pierre Carding from 1970's. Lamp is with the new made black color textile shade with gold inside. Lamp includes E27 bulb.  

Italian midcentury lacquered wood and bronze metal birds console table with glass top in Antonio Pavia design from 1970s. The bace is in glossy lac...

This enchanting 20th-century French table lamp features an exquisitely detailed heron standing gracefully among reeds, capturing the essence of Art Nouveau design. The heron is rende...

Mid-Century Italian brass sculptured and gilded - bird in flight - table lamp by GM ITALIA, Firenze marked with a separate label. The brass object is fixed on a black colored marble...

Elegant heron table lamp with beautiful details, standing on a chrome and wood base. Shade is for display purposes only and is not included with the lamp. Please contact us for inte...

Stunning Art Deco silver plated bronze lamp of a heron, with faux bamboo shade support designed by the prestigious French Maison Baguès of Paris, circa 1940. Sold without the shade. Bedside lamp or table lamp. Very decorative. Very elegant French work. Origin: France Period: 20th century, circa 1940 Conditions: Very good. Wear consistent with age and use. Some inconspicuous oxidisation, mainly underneath the base and typical silver patina. Height: 68,5cms Width: 15cms Depth: 13,5cms Baguès was created in 1840 in Auvergne by Noël Baguès. The company then specialized in the creation and manufacture of liturgical bronzes. With the generalization of electricity, Baguès began in 1860 with successful lighting bronzes. At the beginning of the 20th century, chandeliers were exported to London, Brussels, New York, Rome and even Cairo. In the 1920s, Baguès created its own models in fine ironwork: this was the birth of the collection with its characteristic foliage and parrots. Since 1840, the Baguès lighting...