Table lamp - Gilt bronze - Neo-Renaissance lamp

A singular Neorenaissance-style table lamp, estimated to date from around 1920–1930, with extraordinary ornamental richness and an elaborate composition of sculptural reliefs.
The piece features a solid circular base, profusely decorated with botanical motifs, masks, medallions, and ornamental elements inspired by the Renaissance.

Its central body has four light arms, above which rises an original circular shade suspended by metal chains. The shade height can be adjusted.

The shade stands out for its elaborate figurative reliefs, featuring period-dressed figures, male busts in medallions, scrollwork, and botanical motifs. The inside of the shade is lined with yellow satin.

The lamp is crowned by a male figure in historical attire, depicted raising his hat, which provides a particularly distinctive sculptural finial.

The combination of golden tones, contrasting patina, and abundance of ornamental details gives this lamp a striking decorative presence. A desk lamp, commonly used in notary offices and by doctors and lawyers.

Estimated period: circa 1920–1930.

Style: Neorenaissance / Historicist.

Material: Bronze

Lighting: four light points.

Circular shade decorated with reliefs.

Suspended by metal chains.

Sculptural finial with a male figure.

Condition:

Good overall cosmetic condition, according to the photographs, with patina and tonal variations characteristic of its finish. Electrical installation has not yet been checked. It was working until recently, but an inspection is recommended.

A singular piece, especially suited to collectors of decorative lighting, and to classic interiors, libraries, offices, and settings inspired by the Victorian era.

The photographs form part of the description.