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1950s Stunning Art Deco Urban Gothic HEAVY Solid Hand Formed Brass Lantern Lamp For Sale


1950s Stunning Art Deco Urban Gothic HEAVY Solid Hand Formed Brass Lantern Lamp
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1950s Stunning Art Deco Urban Gothic HEAVY Solid Hand Formed Brass Lantern Lamp:
$800.00

Step into a World of Timeless Elegance with this Extraordinary 1950s Art Deco Antique Lamp!**
Welcome to a world where craftsmanship meets artistry, where a simple lamp transcends its function and becomes a true masterpiece. Allow me to introduce you to a remarkable piece from the 1950s – a heavy, solid, hand-tooled, hand-formed, and hand-molded aged brass lamp that embodies the very essence of Art Deco.
A Rare Gem of Art Deco Splendor:
In my many years as a collector, I've had the privilege of encountering numerous pieces, but this one stands out as one of the most exquisite examples of Art Deco craftsmanship. The body of this lamp is a testament to the dedication and skill of its creators. It's not just a lamp; it's a work of art that exudes elegance and sophistication.
A Kingly Presence:
As you gaze upon this lamp, you can't help but be captivated by its regal presence. The design begins as a solid pillar of geometrically abstract carved brass, gracefully tapering upward into the torso and bust of a bearded regal figure – a king of sorts. The level of detail in the face of this regal man is nothing short of breathtaking, with every facial feature sharp, legible, and defined.
A Double Delight:
What sets this lamp apart is its dual-sided design. When viewed from the side, you'll discover an enchanting surprise – the visage of two men standing back to back, like identical twins. It's a testament to the thoughtfulness and creativity that went into its creation, a nod to the duality often found in Art Deco designs.
A Nod to Tradition:
The body of the lamp gracefully holds a shade designed to resemble an antique lantern of old, as if it were always meant to hold a flickering candle, not a modern bulb. Crafted from solid aged patina brass, the lantern shade emanates a warm, timeless glow when illuminated. It transports you to an era when such lanterns graced the streets of bustling cities.
A Window to the Past:
The six-paneled glass on the lantern shade is a work of art in itself. Each panel is a portal to the past, made from original 1950s glass that captures the essence of time. The tiny air bubbles forever suspended within each panel tell a story of craftsmanship and history. The brass work on the shade itself is worth noting, with each panel resembling an ornate, latticed window, not only adding to its beauty but also providing protection to the delicate antique glass.
Completing the Aesthetic:
At the top of the lampshade, you'll find more solid aged heavy brass, culminating in a solid brass flame. This detail completes the "lantern" aesthetic with a touch of brass "fire," adding to its allure and uniqueness. It's as if this lamp holds a secret, a connection to a time when illumination was an art form in itself.
A True Art Deco Masterpiece:
This lamp is more than just a piece of décor; it's a time machine that transports you to the heart of the Art Deco era. It captures the essence of a bygone time when design was bold, intricate, and unapologetically elegant. It's a one-of-a-kind antique from the 1950s that you won't find anywhere else, a testament to the enduring appeal of the Art Deco design movement.
Preservation of Its Legacy:
Should you choose to make this lamp a part of your collection, please note that it will come with the antique glass panels removed from the lampshade, carefully packed to preserve its history. While you could replace them with new glass panels, doing so would diminish the essence of what makes this piece so stunning – its antique Art Deco status.
A Piece of Our Hearts:
My wife and I never imagined parting with this lamp. It has been the cornerstone of our collection, a true "collection maker." However, as I turn 80 this year and my wife isn't far behind, we've reached a point in our lives where we must find new homes for the treasures we've cherished for so many years.
A Request from the Heart:
All we ask is that, if you decide to bring this lamp into your home, you do not simply "buy and flip" it. Instead, consider passing it down through your family. Long after I am gone, a piece of me will continue to shine on through the light and warmth that this treasure exudes. This lamp isn't just an object; it's a piece of history, a work of art, and a legacy waiting to be cherished by generations to come.
~If you have any further questions, or would like to see any additional photographs - please do not hesitate to reach out in the form of an email. I will get back to you promptly! (:
Dimensions/Specs
Height: About 28” TallBase: About 6.5” AcrossShade: About 8” Across
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