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Brass Art Deco lamp by Henri Petitot, made in France, with five horizontal arms and a circular pressed glass shade, dimensions 34 cm high by 22 cm wide by 17 cm deep, in good used condition and in working order.
Description from the seller
Henri Petitot Art Deco lamp
Iconic 1930s model, with five horizontal light arms, slender profile, a stylized decor, supporting a circular bowl in molded-pressed glass,
The stem is composed of 20 solid glass rods arranged within the structure.
The various glass pieces are in perfect condition.
The brass patina shows normal wear due to age.
Petitot was a French lighting manufacturer, active in Paris in the 1920s–1930s and a major figure in Art Deco lighting production, blending strict lines, balanced proportions, and high-quality craftsmanship.
High-quality glassware in frosted, pressed, or engraved glass. The attention to detail and to light diffusion is one of the signatures of the Petitot house.
Today, its pieces are sought after by collectors and regularly appear in auctions where they are valued for their refinement and for representing French Art Deco aesthetics.
Henri Petitot Art Deco lamp
Iconic 1930s model, with five horizontal light arms, slender profile, a stylized decor, supporting a circular bowl in molded-pressed glass,
The stem is composed of 20 solid glass rods arranged within the structure.
The various glass pieces are in perfect condition.
The brass patina shows normal wear due to age.
Petitot was a French lighting manufacturer, active in Paris in the 1920s–1930s and a major figure in Art Deco lighting production, blending strict lines, balanced proportions, and high-quality craftsmanship.
High-quality glassware in frosted, pressed, or engraved glass. The attention to detail and to light diffusion is one of the signatures of the Petitot house.
Today, its pieces are sought after by collectors and regularly appear in auctions where they are valued for their refinement and for representing French Art Deco aesthetics.

