Banker table lamp - Bronze - Neoclassical style





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Five-light table lamp made in a heavy brass/bronze alloy with a burnished finish, estimated to date from the 1960s (1960–1970).
Description from the seller
Table lamp with 5 light points made from heavy burnished brass/bronze alloy.
The lamp realistically dates to the 1960s (second half of the 20th century).
Neoclassical / Louis XV (Rococo) typical of high Italian and European decorative craftsmanship of that decade.
The technical details that confirm this dating are:
The electrical system and wiring;
The gilded braided cord, the classic three-pin plug and the internal terminals (the transparent connectors visible under the base in the photo) are elements typical of production from the second half of the 20th century.
The burnished finish of the brass/bronze and the precision of the motifs on the base and on the arms show industrial/artisanal casting techniques spread from the 1960s onward.
The fabric lampshades: the pleated craftsmanship with the golden trim and the spring mounting to be applied directly onto the bulb are classic elements of that period.
This kind of “in-style” lighting was very fashionable in the elegant homes of the 1970s and 1980s and still retains excellent decorative value on the vintage market.
The structure features finely worked, gently curved arms with hanging crystal droplets and refined pleated fabric lampshades.
Fully functional (see photo), it offers a warm and elegant atmosphere.
Heavy weight of about 4.5 kg.
Table lamp with 5 light points made from heavy burnished brass/bronze alloy.
The lamp realistically dates to the 1960s (second half of the 20th century).
Neoclassical / Louis XV (Rococo) typical of high Italian and European decorative craftsmanship of that decade.
The technical details that confirm this dating are:
The electrical system and wiring;
The gilded braided cord, the classic three-pin plug and the internal terminals (the transparent connectors visible under the base in the photo) are elements typical of production from the second half of the 20th century.
The burnished finish of the brass/bronze and the precision of the motifs on the base and on the arms show industrial/artisanal casting techniques spread from the 1960s onward.
The fabric lampshades: the pleated craftsmanship with the golden trim and the spring mounting to be applied directly onto the bulb are classic elements of that period.
This kind of “in-style” lighting was very fashionable in the elegant homes of the 1970s and 1980s and still retains excellent decorative value on the vintage market.
The structure features finely worked, gently curved arms with hanging crystal droplets and refined pleated fabric lampshades.
Fully functional (see photo), it offers a warm and elegant atmosphere.
Heavy weight of about 4.5 kg.

