Table lamp (2) - Opaline glass, Uranium glass






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Pair of Art Deco table lamps from Czechoslovakia dating to the 1930s, each with a creme opaline glass globe ribbed with dark lines, mounted on gilded metal fittings with zamak bases, one fitting per lamp, in good used condition with minor aging traces and in working order.
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Beautiful pair of Czech Art Deco bedside lamps, dating presumably from the 1930s-1940s.
Each lamp is topped by a remarkable spherical opaline cream glass globe, ribbed with fine dark lines. The globes, in very good condition, still bear the mark “Czechslovakia.”
The glass exhibits a very strong green fluorescence under 365 nm ultraviolet light, characteristic of uranium glass. This feature is also supported by a Geiger counter reading of about 135 CPM at the surface of the globe, visible in the photographs.
The mounts are metal with a gilded finish, the bases made of zamak adorned with decorative molded elements. They retain a pretty antique patina with a few scratches, oxidation traces and signs of use consistent with their age.
A relatively uncommon and very decorative pair, particularly interesting for collectors of Czech glass, Art Deco objects and uranium glass.
Beautiful pair of Czech Art Deco bedside lamps, dating presumably from the 1930s-1940s.
Each lamp is topped by a remarkable spherical opaline cream glass globe, ribbed with fine dark lines. The globes, in very good condition, still bear the mark “Czechslovakia.”
The glass exhibits a very strong green fluorescence under 365 nm ultraviolet light, characteristic of uranium glass. This feature is also supported by a Geiger counter reading of about 135 CPM at the surface of the globe, visible in the photographs.
The mounts are metal with a gilded finish, the bases made of zamak adorned with decorative molded elements. They retain a pretty antique patina with a few scratches, oxidation traces and signs of use consistent with their age.
A relatively uncommon and very decorative pair, particularly interesting for collectors of Czech glass, Art Deco objects and uranium glass.
