Smoker's Lamp, 19th Century Bronze Lighter With Brown Patina – Pan Masks

Rare bronze smoking lamp with brown patina, richly decorated with masks of Pan, a Bacchic deity from ancient mythology. Made in the 19th century, this collector's item combines refinement, symbolism, and decorative elegance. A unique object, both utilitarian and ornamental, worthy of a place in a cabinet of curiosities or a prestigious collection. Description: Charming bronze smoking lamp with brown patina, featuring a finely chiseled decoration of masks of Pan, a rural god associated with pleasure. The central receptacle is decorated in the round and retains its original accessories (spikes). The circular base, elegantly fretted and decorated with plant motifs, collects the ashes while ensuring stability and balance to the whole. Typical of 19th-century decorative art, this lamp illustrates the taste for refined table objects, on the border between curiosity and the art of living. A beautiful piece, both decorative and rare, which will appeal to collectors of smoking objects, decorative bronzes or mythological accessories. Characteristics: Period: 19th century Material: Bronze with brown patina Decoration: Masks of Pan Height: 16 cm Diameter: 16.5 cm Condition: Beautiful original patina, used condition, complete object. Contact: Do not hesitate to contact us for any additional information, requests for additional photographs, invoicing, organization of transport and shipping terms.