Pair Of Living Room Lamps - Brass And Lacquer - Maison Leleu - Period: Art Deco

Charming pair of living room lamps, to be placed in the style of the Leleu house.
They are made of brass and water green lacquer.

Each lamp has two light arms with bayonet sockets, enhanced by sumptuous little pleated shades in water green silk, made in a traditional way, in a resolutely couture spirit and embellished with sober finishes.

The electrical system, the socket and the switch are original.

Period: 20th century - Art Deco
Circa : 1925 - 1930
Dimensions : Height : 29cm x width : 35cm  
Dimensions of the base : Width : 13,5cm x Depth : 8cm
 
Table lamps are essential to create lighting points that contribute to the "cosy" atmosphere of a room, or to facilitate reading and work. 
They are available in a wide range of styles and are often very beautiful.

Table lamps create an area of interest in the room. They draw attention to and highlight an object, such as the coffee table or pedestal table on which they are placed. 

In this way, they help to structure the room into clearly identifiable spaces, for greater style and ergonomics. This is something that a single, centralised light, such as a single suspension lamp, cannot achieve.