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‡ A continental decorated spelter and resinous faux ivory figural table lamp, 20th century, modelled as a Geisha holding a lantern, after a model by Dominique Alonzo, on a stepped marmo Portoro base, 48 cm high, base 13 cm wide and 20 cm deep ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
A French gilt bronze and cloisonné enamel table lamp in the Japonisme taste, circa 1880, the oil fitment with openwork star pattern and cartouche apron, above a pear-shaped cloisonné body adorned with polychrome flowers, butterflies, birds and insects, on four feet modelled as jewelled elephant masks, 55 cm high, base 16 cm on all sides PROVENANCE: Previously sold at Christie's, Interiors, 14 December 2016, Lot 415 CATALOGUE NOTES: A pair of of similar cloisonné oil lamps was sold at Bonhams, Europe - Defining Style, 9 Jul 2015, lot 237
A pair of French gilt bronze standard oil lamps in the Pompeiian Revival taste, late 19th century, the burners and reservoirs set within urns with cast scenes depicting mythological or allegorical figures, with putti playing pan pipes perched atop feline masks suspending ring handles, the circular base with grotesque masks on reeded shafts with palmette detail, each on three monopodia with paw feet interspersed with anthemia, 175 cm high including fitments CATALOGUE NOTES; During the second half of the nineteenth century, the Roman city of Pompeii was more alive than it had ever been since the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius had destroyed it in 79AD. Excavations commenced in 1748 under King Carlo di Borbone of the two Sicilies, and were steadily advancing during the nineteenth century, when pioneering archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli took the lead. As more murals and objects were unearthed, the bronze foundries of Europe found great inspiration in the aesthetic of these ancient finds. The present floor lamps strongly reflect this Pompeian 'look' not just in the mythological scenes cast on the urn oil reservoirs, but also in the paw feet, grotesque masks, palmette leaves and anthemia. This style of lamp is also reproduced in the Chiurazzi Foundry illustrated catalogue, who were renowned for producing bronze models after the Antique from museum collections and excavation sites.Please refer to J.Chiurazzi & Fils, Fournisseurs de Cours et Musees, Milan, 1900, for similar models, particularly nos. 163-171
A Barovier Athena Cattedralle lamp base designed by Ercole Barovier, shouldered form with chrome metal fitting, white, blue and yellow diamond motif repeat, cased in clear unsigned, 41cm. high Literature Marina Barovier Art of the Barovier Arsenale Editrice, 2007, page 172 for a comparable example.
Leo Laporte-Blairsy (1865-1923) La Voie Lactee (The Milky Way) a fine Art Nouveau patinated bronze table lamp, with cased blue glass shade probably made by Daum, the shade and bronze with star aperture to emit light, signed in the cast 41.5cm. high Provenance Colonel George Winch (Style & Winch Brewery) Michael Bluett Winch, circa 1953, thence by descent. Literature Victor Arwas, Art Nouveau, The French Aesthetic, Andreas Papadakis Publisher, page 270 for a comparable example illustrated. An example of this spectacular bronze lamp was exhibited at the Salon of the Societe des Artistes Francais in 1904.
Dancer of Olynthus a bronze sculpture by Demetre Chiparus on veined onyx base with light fitting, modelled as a dancer in exotic dress standing on one foot, with arms and leg raised in balance, etched Chiparus to the base, cast number to her foot, 24.5cm. high (figure), 33cm. high (overall height) Provenance Purchased from Waring & Gillows by the mother in law of Nat Temple (1913-2008) the English big band leader and musician. Thence by descent Literature Alberto Shayo Chiparus Master of Art Deco ACC Books, page 177 for a comparable bronze mounted on a variation of the lamp base. Brian Catley Art Deco & Other Figures, ACC Books, page 81 for this sculpture mounted on a simple stepped base.

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