S.A. Boulanger - Table lamp - 4427 - Brass, Textile

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This working vintage S.A. Boulanger Model 4427 table lamp from Belgium, dating to 1970–1980, has a brass palm-tree design, a textured emerald-grey textile shade with a gold-lined interior, and two light fittings, and is in good used condition with minor signs of ageing.

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Stunning 1970s Hollywood Regency Palm Tree Table Lamp by S.A. Boulanger (Belgium).

An authentic vintage statement piece (Model 4427) featuring a heavy polished brass urn base, sculptural palm leaves, and a signature pinecone finial.

This lamp includes its rare and beautiful original textured emerald-grey shade, featuring a reflective gold-lined interior that creates a stunning, warm glow

• Manufacturer: S.A. Boulanger Belgique (original label intact)
• Period: Circa 1970s / 1980s
• Style: Hollywood Regency / Maison Charles style
• Specs: 2 x E14 sockets (Max 2x40W), original wiring and inline switch

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor, authentic patina on the brass. The original shade is exceptionally well preserved

Key Highlights:

• Authentic S.A. Boulanger Model 4427 featuring a highly collectible 1970s/1980s Belgian neoclassical design.
• Rare original textured emerald-grey shade preserved in exceptional condition with a stunning reflective gold interior lining.
• Sculptural brass details showcasing iconic flourishing palm leaves and a signature pinecone finial.
• Dual-bulb configuration utilizes a 2 x E14 socket system to distribute a warm, balanced ambient glow.
• Original wiring and manufacturer label intact, ensuring verified provenance and authentic vintage character.

Stunning 1970s Hollywood Regency Palm Tree Table Lamp by S.A. Boulanger (Belgium).

An authentic vintage statement piece (Model 4427) featuring a heavy polished brass urn base, sculptural palm leaves, and a signature pinecone finial.

This lamp includes its rare and beautiful original textured emerald-grey shade, featuring a reflective gold-lined interior that creates a stunning, warm glow

• Manufacturer: S.A. Boulanger Belgique (original label intact)
• Period: Circa 1970s / 1980s
• Style: Hollywood Regency / Maison Charles style
• Specs: 2 x E14 sockets (Max 2x40W), original wiring and inline switch

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor, authentic patina on the brass. The original shade is exceptionally well preserved

Key Highlights:

• Authentic S.A. Boulanger Model 4427 featuring a highly collectible 1970s/1980s Belgian neoclassical design.
• Rare original textured emerald-grey shade preserved in exceptional condition with a stunning reflective gold interior lining.
• Sculptural brass details showcasing iconic flourishing palm leaves and a signature pinecone finial.
• Dual-bulb configuration utilizes a 2 x E14 socket system to distribute a warm, balanced ambient glow.
• Original wiring and manufacturer label intact, ensuring verified provenance and authentic vintage character.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Belgium
Number of objects
1
Material
Brass, Textile
Manufacturer/brand
S.A. Boulanger
Model
4427
Country of origin
Belgium
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
57 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
35 cm
Colour
Gold
Number Of Fittings
2
Estimated period
1970-1980
BelgiumVerified
5
Objects sold
Private

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