Rare lampe sportive Vers 1930 – Footballeur acrobate - Figurine table lamp - Nickel-plated art metal - 43 cm
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Selected by Constance Rousseau
Master marquetry craftswoman with 4 years' expert experience. Trainee auctioneer at Sotheby's Paris.
Estimate € 700 - € 850
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An Art Deco lamp from around 1930, depicting an acrobatic footballer in nickel-plated metal, with a Portoro Gold marble base and an original acid-etched frosted-glass shade.
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Rare Art Deco lamp, circa 1930, made of nickel-plated art metal, with an unusual and distinctly modern style
Certificate of authenticity available on request
This original piece, full of character, stands out for its finely sculpted form and the care lavished on even the smallest details.
The expression on the face, the movement of the body, the folds of the clothing, and the metal finish all testify to exceptionally meticulous craftsmanship, giving the piece a remarkable sense of dynamism and lightness.
The sculpture rests on a magnificent Portoro Gold marble base.
The original globe is made of acid-etched frosted glass.
The inscription “MADE IN FRANCE” beneath the player’s foot confirms its French manufacture.
New wiring; bulb included with the lamp.
The lamp will be shipped in professional, eco-friendly packaging, with Ad Valorem insurance
(Only eco-friendly, recyclable kraft tape is used).
Seller's Story
LA GALLERY ECLECARTZ - France
He is a professional dealer and collector specializing in Art Deco and Art Nouveau.
My commitments and philosophy are to offer you authentic pieces at fair prices.
to ensure a high sales rate in order to regularly present you with new acquisitions.
My areas of expertise are sculpture and lighting fixtures.
Worldwide shipping not via UPS with Ad Valorem insurance in professional and secure packaging.
You are not satisfied with your purchase; returns are without justification and upon simple request.
Translated by Google TranslateRare Art Deco lamp, circa 1930, made of nickel-plated art metal, with an unusual and distinctly modern style
Certificate of authenticity available on request
This original piece, full of character, stands out for its finely sculpted form and the care lavished on even the smallest details.
The expression on the face, the movement of the body, the folds of the clothing, and the metal finish all testify to exceptionally meticulous craftsmanship, giving the piece a remarkable sense of dynamism and lightness.
The sculpture rests on a magnificent Portoro Gold marble base.
The original globe is made of acid-etched frosted glass.
The inscription “MADE IN FRANCE” beneath the player’s foot confirms its French manufacture.
New wiring; bulb included with the lamp.
The lamp will be shipped in professional, eco-friendly packaging, with Ad Valorem insurance
(Only eco-friendly, recyclable kraft tape is used).
Seller's Story
LA GALLERY ECLECARTZ - France
He is a professional dealer and collector specializing in Art Deco and Art Nouveau.
My commitments and philosophy are to offer you authentic pieces at fair prices.
to ensure a high sales rate in order to regularly present you with new acquisitions.
My areas of expertise are sculpture and lighting fixtures.
Worldwide shipping not via UPS with Ad Valorem insurance in professional and secure packaging.
You are not satisfied with your purchase; returns are without justification and upon simple request.
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Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Nickel-plated art metal - 43 cm
Designer/artist/maker
Rare lampe sportive Vers 1930 – Footballeur acrobate
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
43 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
9 cm
Weight
2.9 kg
Colour
Silver
Estimated period
1920-1930
