Table lamp - Wood, Glass, Italian Art Deco of the 1930s

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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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This Italian Art Deco desk lamp dates from 1930–1940 and combines wood, worked glass and chromed metal.

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Italian desk lamp in Art Deco style
– Worked glass, chromed metal, and inlaid wood
A small lamp with a strong decorative character, capable of blending the warmth of wood with the brilliance of chromed metal and the golden nuances of glass.
Produced in Italy in the early 20th century, presumably dating to the 1930s, it features an elegant yellow glass lampshade worked with raised veins that emphasize its rounded volume. The tilt of the shade and the curved profile of the support create a dynamic composition, particularly pleasing even when the lamp is off.
The chromed metal support rests on a wood base with inlay, with soft shapes and rounded corners. A small ivory-colored switch completes the ensemble with a delicate vintage detail.
Its compact dimensions make it ideal for a writing desk, a bedside table, or a console, where it can become a refined focal point, both in an Art Deco setting and in contemporary interiors.
Fully functional. Signs of time and use are present, visible in the photographs, which allow appreciating its patina and condition.

* Provenance: Italy
* Era: early 20th century, presumably 1930s
* Style: Art Deco
* Materials: inlaid wood, chromed metal, and worked glass
* Dimensions: 20 × 14 cm
* Height: 17 cm

A fascinating lighting accessory for those who appreciate vintage objects with refined shapes and recognizable character.

Careful packaging and trackable shipping across Europe.

Italian desk lamp in Art Deco style
– Worked glass, chromed metal, and inlaid wood
A small lamp with a strong decorative character, capable of blending the warmth of wood with the brilliance of chromed metal and the golden nuances of glass.
Produced in Italy in the early 20th century, presumably dating to the 1930s, it features an elegant yellow glass lampshade worked with raised veins that emphasize its rounded volume. The tilt of the shade and the curved profile of the support create a dynamic composition, particularly pleasing even when the lamp is off.
The chromed metal support rests on a wood base with inlay, with soft shapes and rounded corners. A small ivory-colored switch completes the ensemble with a delicate vintage detail.
Its compact dimensions make it ideal for a writing desk, a bedside table, or a console, where it can become a refined focal point, both in an Art Deco setting and in contemporary interiors.
Fully functional. Signs of time and use are present, visible in the photographs, which allow appreciating its patina and condition.

* Provenance: Italy
* Era: early 20th century, presumably 1930s
* Style: Art Deco
* Materials: inlaid wood, chromed metal, and worked glass
* Dimensions: 20 × 14 cm
* Height: 17 cm

A fascinating lighting accessory for those who appreciate vintage objects with refined shapes and recognizable character.

Careful packaging and trackable shipping across Europe.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Italian Art Deco of the 1930s, Glass, Wood
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
17 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
ItalyVerified
1327
Objects sold
100%
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