Large green plant lamp with opaline glass globes – Vintage

Description

Green plant lamp with opaline glass globes
One of the most exceptional table lamps you will ever see and it’s also superbly decorative. Five elegant opaline globes on each top of the plant stalks, giving light, warm and bright. The verdigris metal branches are painted in a subtle jade green and mint green, with touches of brown. Made in France the 1950s, rewired and looking for a new home.

Color: green, brown, white
Dimensions: 35 x 35 x 80 cm
Type of socket: E14 (light bulbs not included)
Electricity connection: Type F plug
Country of origin: France
Lamp condition: very good, in original state with minor traces of age.
Product name: Large green plant lamp with opaline glass globes

Delivery

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Vintage lighting

The lamps we sell are 50 to sometimes even 100 years old. As a result, the condition of the lamp will never be ‘new’ and it may be that a lamp has minor traces, which are appropriate to the age of the product. We always describe the condition of the lamp in the product description. If there is a bigger wear, we will always post a picture of it as well. For more information about a specific lamp, you can always contact us.

Art and Lighting

Each vintage lamp has high quality and design. In our range we have products from well-known brands and designers, such as Sciolari, Mazzega, Seguso Murano, Muller Frères and Thabur, but also the lamps without signature are all unique or classic designs. Our collection of vintage lamps is curated by Sofie Clavaux.

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