Edouard-wilfred Buquet, Pendulum Lamp, 20th Century
Nickel-plated brass desk lamp with an articulated arm ending in a counterweight, resting on a circular wooden base. With its modernist aesthetic with clean geometric lines and functional design, it reflects the very essence of Art Deco.
A metal plaque affixed to the back of the base bears the inscriptions “BUQUET”; “BTÉ SGDG” and “PARIS”. Edouard-Wilfred Buquet (1866-?) is a French designer best known for his flexible two-armed desk lamp “EB27” which he designed in 1925 and for which he received a patent from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Paris on February 9, 1927. He would go on to create several variations of this lamp until 1940. MoMA now holds a copy of the original “EB27” model.
Lampshade missing.
Slight signs of wear on the wooden base.
Electrification to review.
Good overall condition.
Art Deco period.
D: 13 cm (base)
H: 54 cm
A metal plaque affixed to the back of the base bears the inscriptions “BUQUET”; “BTÉ SGDG” and “PARIS”. Edouard-Wilfred Buquet (1866-?) is a French designer best known for his flexible two-armed desk lamp “EB27” which he designed in 1925 and for which he received a patent from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Paris on February 9, 1927. He would go on to create several variations of this lamp until 1940. MoMA now holds a copy of the original “EB27” model.
Lampshade missing.
Slight signs of wear on the wooden base.
Electrification to review.
Good overall condition.
Art Deco period.
D: 13 cm (base)
H: 54 cm
2 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Good condition
Material: Brass
Diameter: 13 cm
Height: 54 cm
Reference (ID): 1621902
Availability: In stock
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