Table lamp - Bronze, Glass - Bronze Lamp Muller Fres






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Description from the seller
1900-style lamp in gilded bronze.
It is equipped with a tulip signed by « Muller Fres Lunéville » in red-orange bordered with blue at its lower part.
The bronze lamp base is in very good condition. The tulip is generally in good condition but has a chip around the base (see photos) and has scratches due to a century of existence.
The lamp is fitted with a B22 bayonet socket and a red Zeppelin switch.
It has been rewired with twisted electrical cord and gold fabric sleeve.
It will be delivered with an LED bulb.
The lamp is in perfect working order (ready to use, you just need to plug it into an electrical outlet and press the switch).
Circa: 1919/1934
Height: 32.5 cm
Width: 21 cm
Base diameter: 14 cm
Weight: 1.3 kg
Extremely well-protected shipping!
A bit of history:
The Muller Brothers (late 19th century–early 20th century) are an integral part of the glassmaking history of Nancy/Lunéville.
They notably benefited from their association with the master of French glassmaking, Emile Gallé.
The Müller brothers frequently called on André Delatte to decorate their vases.
Their main works span from 1919 to 1934.
1900-style lamp in gilded bronze.
It is equipped with a tulip signed by « Muller Fres Lunéville » in red-orange bordered with blue at its lower part.
The bronze lamp base is in very good condition. The tulip is generally in good condition but has a chip around the base (see photos) and has scratches due to a century of existence.
The lamp is fitted with a B22 bayonet socket and a red Zeppelin switch.
It has been rewired with twisted electrical cord and gold fabric sleeve.
It will be delivered with an LED bulb.
The lamp is in perfect working order (ready to use, you just need to plug it into an electrical outlet and press the switch).
Circa: 1919/1934
Height: 32.5 cm
Width: 21 cm
Base diameter: 14 cm
Weight: 1.3 kg
Extremely well-protected shipping!
A bit of history:
The Muller Brothers (late 19th century–early 20th century) are an integral part of the glassmaking history of Nancy/Lunéville.
They notably benefited from their association with the master of French glassmaking, Emile Gallé.
The Müller brothers frequently called on André Delatte to decorate their vases.
Their main works span from 1919 to 1934.
