19th Century French Bronze Floor Lamp – Attributed To Ferdinand Barbedienne And Henry Cahieu

Exquisite 19th-century French bronze floor lamp, attributed to the renowned Ferdinand Barbedienne and likely designed by Henry Cahieux specifically for the iconic 1855 Paris Exposition Universelle. This floor lamp features a magnificent cast bronze body, in the neoclassical style typical of Barbedienne's finest mid-19th-century works. The ebonized wood base adds elegance and contrast to the golden patina of the bronze. The quality of the casting, detailing, and proportions demonstrate the collaboration between Barbedienne and his chief designer, Cahieux. Now electrified, this piece combines historical value with functionality, suitable for both classical and eclectic interiors. Dimensions: 185 x 45 x 45 cm Origin: France, circa 1855 Materials: Gilt bronze, ebonized wood Condition: Very good condition; electrified for modern use A rare and highly decorative lamp of prestigious provenance, emblematic of 19th-century French decorative arts.