Art Deco lamp with uraline globe

A collector's item, made of uraline 🧚‍♀️ When this lamp is off, you'll appreciate its 1930s Art Deco globe with its typical patterns of the era, and its rare mint green color for this type of glassware 💚 When you turn it on... The mint green brightens and warms, the patterns of the molded pressed glass appear: the fascination begins ✨ And when you place it under UV light (black light), the fascination continues as the lamp turns fluorescent green thanks to the presence of uraline in the glass 🧚‍♀️ Furthermore, its gilded brass and white marble base gives it a refined and timeless touch, perfect for both modern and vintage interiors. As you can see, this lamp is not just a decorative object, but also a true collector's item, both intriguing and steeped in history. NB: What is uraline Uraline is a uranium-tinted glass, highly prized between the 19th and early 20th centuries. What makes it so special Under UV light (or "black light"), it becomes fluorescent, as if it were glowing from within. It's a unique lighting effect that creates a mysterious and hypnotic atmosphere. This material is rare and sought after by collectors. (Note: the uranium content is very low and does not pose a health risk 😃).