French Mid-century Brutalist Forged Iron With Alabaster Shade Floor Lamp 1950s

French Unique Mid-Century Brutalist Forged Iron with Alabaster Shade Floor Lamp 1950s

The forged iron frame features a hammered finish on the base and the forged spacers of the base,
as well as on the centrally placed, twisted cord.
The rest of the base is relatively smooth, though not entirely so; the iron has been re-waxed.
This geometric, anthracite-colored iron base is crafted from 3-cm-thick square tubing, tapering downward
into leaf-shaped elements that point both upward and downward.
The twisted center piece serves as the connecting element to the dynamic base.
The surface shows small traces of gold-colored residue, though anthracite dominates as the primary color.
A very elegant, tapered alabaster shade (25 cm in diameter at the bottom, tapering to 20 cm at the top)
with an attractive grain in gray, cognac, and beige completes the design.
This overlaid shade is secured in brackets at the top and bottom.
At the bottom, the brackets are part of the design; at the top, they are almost invisible.

The lamp has been completely rewired and fitted with 6 sockets (2 facing down and 4 facing up), so that the
entire shade is illuminated when the lamp is on.