Lampada da tavolo (2) - Spelter

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€ 3
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Coppia di lampade a petrolio antiche convertite all’elettricità in stile Empire, risalenti a circa il 1900, realizzate in metallo patinato Régule con silhouette a urne neoclassica/Empire e motivi di grappoli di uva sui manici laterali, complete di grandi abat-jour conici in tessuto beige bordati in rosso, piede di 18 cm di diametro e 48 cm di altezza, abat-jour 55 cm, origine Francia, in condizioni usate con patina e segni di usura tra cui una crepa visibile su un piede, impianto elettrico d’epoca non testato, vendute in lotto di due.

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Pair of antique oil lamps electrified – Empire style – Patinated metal – Floral lampshade

Superb pair of antique lamps in neoclassical / Empire style, presenting an elegant urn-shaped silhouette, with two side handles adorned with grape motif patterns.

Made of patinated brown metal, probably alloy coppery regulated, these lamps feature beautiful decorative details: openwork galleries, circular bases with botanical motifs, and refined finishes.

Their design evokes ancient oil lamps, later electrified. There is an inner removable metal reservoir.

The two lamps are accompanied by their large conical beige fabric lampshades with floral decor, trimmed with a red gimp.

Dimensions:

* Height of feet without shade: 48 cm
* Diameter of feet: 18 cm
* Diameter of shades: 55 cm
* Quantity: 2 lamps

Condition:

Ancient patinated condition, signs of use and wear.

Important: one of the two lamps has a visible crack at the foot, photographed in detail. This peculiarity must be taken into account.

Old electrical installation, not tested. Restoration required before use.

Era: probably late 19th – early 20th century, to be confirmed.

Style: neoclassical, Empire.

Decorative ensemble ideal for a classic interior, an antique home, a castle or English-style decor.

Sold as a pair, in the condition shown in the photographs.

Pair of antique oil lamps electrified – Empire style – Patinated metal – Floral lampshade

Superb pair of antique lamps in neoclassical / Empire style, presenting an elegant urn-shaped silhouette, with two side handles adorned with grape motif patterns.

Made of patinated brown metal, probably alloy coppery regulated, these lamps feature beautiful decorative details: openwork galleries, circular bases with botanical motifs, and refined finishes.

Their design evokes ancient oil lamps, later electrified. There is an inner removable metal reservoir.

The two lamps are accompanied by their large conical beige fabric lampshades with floral decor, trimmed with a red gimp.

Dimensions:

* Height of feet without shade: 48 cm
* Diameter of feet: 18 cm
* Diameter of shades: 55 cm
* Quantity: 2 lamps

Condition:

Ancient patinated condition, signs of use and wear.

Important: one of the two lamps has a visible crack at the foot, photographed in detail. This peculiarity must be taken into account.

Old electrical installation, not tested. Restoration required before use.

Era: probably late 19th – early 20th century, to be confirmed.

Style: neoclassical, Empire.

Decorative ensemble ideal for a classic interior, an antique home, a castle or English-style decor.

Sold as a pair, in the condition shown in the photographs.

Dettagli

Epoca
1400-1900
N° di oggetti
2
Materiale
Spelter
Paese d’origine
Francia
Condizione
In buone condizioni - usato, con piccoli segni dell’età.
Regolarmente funzionante
Sì
Altezza
48 cm
Larghezza
18 cm
Profondità
18 cm
Periodo stimato
circa 1900
FranciaVerificato
151
Oggetti venduti
84,62%
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