Fine porcelain lamp gilded with gold by Laure Selignac, Paris.

Lamp in fine porcelain, hand-painted and gilded with fine gold from the house of Laure Selignac in Paris. For over 100 years, the Maison Laure SELIGNAC has offered artistic porcelain creations. Unique creations with rare craftsmanship linked by an invisible thread to the timeless. On 19 September 1919, Jean Larat and his wife founded the company Paris Style (the family legend already speaks of the village of Sélignac, a village near Limoges). In 1943, after a few years of practice, Laure took over the company. From the early 1950s, she exported luxury porcelain to the United States. In 1993, the new president, Madame De Rambure, decided to rename the workshop. Why Laure SELIGNAC For Laure, of course, for the Gold too, but above all to perpetuate a tradition, with a name reserved for the women who lead the house and which must be passed down from generation to generation! Since 2000, LAURE SELIGNAC, second generation, Madame Alexandra Groussard has taken over the direction of the workshop and exports the house's expertise worldwide. She decided to retain certain collections of timeless porcelain but innovates and modernises the house's craftsmanship with new techniques. In 2009, the company was certified by the ministry for its rare expertise. In 2018, the house created its flagship store at Arc de Triomphe, at 17 Avenue de Friedland in Paris. In 2023, Madame Masako Miyake became the new director of Laure Selignac, with the mission to carefully preserve and develop the tradition, unique techniques, and image of the house. By respectfully taking the reins of this prestigious institution, she is committed to perpetuating its legacy while making it shine internationally. It is in this dynamic that the house adopts a new name: Laure Selignac Internationale. In perfect condition, bayonet bulb, signed underneath. Sold without the lampshade.