Pair of Two-Light Brass Table Lamps with Green Shades, French Work, in the Manner of Jacques Quinet, 1970s

Pair of two-light brass table lamps, each cylindrical shaft resting on a square base with a slightly overhanging top. The two light arms with dishes flank an adjustable central rod topped with a large green truncated-cone shade with a reflective interior. Elegant French work of the 1970s, in the style of bouillotte lamps. Dimensions: Width: 34.5 cm | Depth: 22.5 cm | Height: 51.5 cm.
Réf : 50's-63979

DETAILS DU PRODUIT

Condition Bon état Good condition
Period 1970–1980 1970–1980
Style Neoclassical
Matériaux Laiton, abat-jour papier vert
Pays France
Country France
Materials Brass, green paper shade
Dimensions Largeur 13,58 in × Profondeur 8,86 in × Hauteur 20,28 in Largeur 34,5 cm × Profondeur 22,5 cm × Hauteur 51,5 cm

DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT

Each lamp features a brushed brass square base from which rise two cylindrical shafts with flat dishes, carrying the lights, as well as a central threaded rod with a thumbwheel allowing the height of the shade to be adjusted. The latter, of truncated-cone form, is covered in a deep green paper edged with a black trim, which diffuses a warm and subdued light to fine effect. This two-light composition with adjustable shade takes up the principle of the 18th-century bouillotte lamps, reinterpreted here in a resolutely seventies spirit: clean lines, satin brass, geometric volumes. A French work of the 1970s that belongs to the great tradition of the elegant table lamp. Condition report: Good overall condition. Brass with a uniform gilded patina, shades in fine presentation condition. Wiring to be checked before use. An ideal pair on a desk, a console or bedside tables, for the subdued light of a library.

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