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A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.

A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.
Estimate
12 000 - 15 000 SEK
1 060 - 1 320 EUR
1 110 - 1 380 USD
Hammer price
14 000 SEK
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A French Empire early 19th century table lamp.

Gilded and patinated bronze. Base of marble. Height excl. modern lamp 50 cm. Includes a modern white shade.

Altered vase to modern lamp with holes made for electricity. Decor losses. Electrical function not tested. Marbel base with chips.

Literature

Ottomeyer och Pröschel, Vergoldete Bronzen, München 1986, vol 1, compare vase by Claude Gall (1759-1815), page 365, nr 5.12.8.

More information

Claude Galle (1759-1815), en av de främsta franska bronsfabrikörerna, var verksam från 1805 på Rue Vivienne fram till sin död 1815, då hans son Gérard-Jean fortsatte rörelsen på samma adress fram till 1822.