Art Nouveau Floor Lamp Made Of Wrought Iron And Glass Paste

Important Art Nouveau floor lamp in wrought iron and glass paste with a tulip motif – Circa 1970

An elegant and rare Art Nouveau floor lamp resting on a hammered wrought-iron tripod base decorated with scrollwork.

The conical tulip shade, crafted from multilayered glass paste, features a remarkable acid-etched design of tulips and foliage in reddish-brown tones against an amber-yellow background.

When lit, the light reveals the full richness of the hues and particularly highlights the floral design, characteristic of the naturalistic aesthetic of Art Nouveau.

The wrought-iron frame, with its simple and elegant lines, perfectly accentuates the slender shape of the tulip.

The piece as a whole offers a refined and decorative silhouette, ideal for a distinctive interior.

This piece evokes early 20th-century French craftsmanship in the spirit of the creations of Émile Gallé and the great glassmakers of the École de Nancy.

Functional electrical wiring.

Dimensions:

• Height: 165 cm

Period:
Circa 1970.

Condition:
Good overall condition.

Some slight signs of wear consistent with its age.

Electrical system in working order.

This Art Nouveau floor lamp makes a stunning decorative statement, combining the delicacy of wrought iron with the poetic beauty of the floral glass paste design.