Convertible Bronze Wall Lamp & Tulip In Orange And Opalescent Pâte De Verre Circa 1920

Elegant and ingenious lamp from the 1920s, designed to adapt to different uses: it can be used as a table lamp or transformed into a wall lamp thanks to a discreet hole integrated into one of the feet.

The finely chased bronze frame features a slender fluted shaft resting on a tripod base with plant decoration, characteristic of the careful production of the inter-war period.

It is topped by a tulip in opalescent glass paste, with predominantly orange, finely speckled coloring, fading to an opaline white at the top. This glassware diffuses a soft, warm and particularly lively light.

The set benefited from a complete refurbishment at the workshop:
*Electrification completely redone to current standards
*Socket with integrated key switch
*Complete functional check

The lamp is now ready to be installed and used immediately, in complete safety.

Its transformable nature, both practical and unusual, makes it an atypical piece, ideal for an interior seeking both authenticity and functionality.

• Height: 37 cm
• Floor clearance: approx. 14 cm
• Tulip diameter: 12.5 cm

Very good condition.
Perfect working order.

A typical 1920s piece, where decorative elegance meets true intelligence of use. The combination of worked bronze and this luminous glass paste gives it a presence that is both decorative and warm.

The object will be carefully prepared, with particular attention paid to protecting the glassware.
Secure shipping or hand delivery possible.

I remain of course available for any further information, additional photos or direct exchange.