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LIGHTING MIRRORS TABLES ART DECORATIVE OBJECTS JEWELLERY                                  Roomscape Mid Century Modern Furniture
Cobra lamp brass, Maison Jansen, 1970`s ca, French
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Cobra lamp brass, Maison Jansen, 1970`s ca, French
Code: 10643

Price: SOLD

Dimensions:
Height: 53.5cm (21.1")     Width: 35.3cm (13.9")
Depth: 20cm (7.9")
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Cobra lamp brass casting in the manner of Edgar Brandt attributed to Maison Jansen, 1970`s ca, France.

This unique vintage sculptural table lamp of a seated cobra is similar in style to signed ceramic 1970`s Italian examples by designer Tommaso Barbi, who was inspired himself by the Edgar Brandt bronze snake lamp from the 1930`s. It is an attractive realistically detailed brass casting with a brass telescopic rod supporting the original vintage Pagoda silk shade. The shade is trimmed and inside it has a gold lining, all in very good condition. Carries 1 standard big screw light bulb (E27) up to 60 Watts. There is a switch at the cable. Newly rewired, in fully working order and ready to use.

The dimensions of the original silk lampshade: Height: 22.3 cm, Width: 35.3 cm & Depth: 20 cm.

The dimensions of the base alone (without the lamp shade): Height: 42.5 cm, Width: 16 cm & Depth: 15 cm

Edgar Brandt History

Edgar William Brandt (1880 – 1960) was a French ironworker who initially designed weapons. In the interwar years he pursued his artistic work which were exemplary of the Art Deco period. Brandt`s distinctive grill-work can be found on some of America`s greatest Art Deco buildings.
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