Art Deco Lamp In Pink Opaline, Circa 1930

Elegant Art Deco lamp in pink opaline, dating from the 1930s, approximately 35 cm tall.

This beautiful piece immediately captivates with the softness of its pale pink opaline and the purity of its silhouette, characteristic of the Art Deco taste for stylized, geometric, and architectural forms.

The lamp’s body features an elegant flared shape, resting on a multi-stepped base, while its wide neck opens out with a beautiful sweep. The light passing through the opaline glass creates a particularly warm and refined ambiance.

This type of light fixture is fully in keeping with the tastes of the 1925–1935 period, a time when opaline glass, satin-finished glass, and sculptural forms were highly popular in modern interiors.

Its silhouette evokes the decorative explorations of the great designers of the era, notably Jules Leleu, whose works reflect this same pursuit of elegance, simplicity of form, and sophistication of materials.

It should be noted, however, that no attribution to Jules Leleu is

claimed here, as the lamp, to the best of our knowledge, bears no signature that would allow for such a determination. It is presented for what it is: a very beautiful French creation in the Art Deco style, particularly representative of its era.

The lamp is in excellent condition, its opaline glass having retained all its freshness and delicate pink hue.

Its sculptural form allows it to fit naturally on an Art Deco console table, a piece of furniture from the 1940s–1950s, a chest of drawers made of precious wood, or in a contemporary interior seeking a few striking antique pieces.

A particularly elegant decorative piece, whose proportions—approximately 35 cm in height—allow it to make a significant statement without being overpowering.

Period: Art Deco, circa 1930
Origin: France, likely similar to French productions of the period
Material: pink opaline
Height: approximately 35 cm
Condition: perfect condition
Style: Art Deco