Clichy Lamp - Unique Model - 50s/60s - France

Clichy Lamp Bronze, glass, lacquered wood Circa 1950/60 France The Cristallerie de Clichy was founded in 1842 by Louis-Joseph Maës. In the 19th century, it was one of the leading French crystal factories. Maës and Clémendot invented a new crystal called Clichy crystal, which would become the basis for all of the factory's creations. This elegant lamp features a large, curved, milky white, mass-dyed lampshade, emerging from a bronze base carved with acanthus leaves. The whole is placed on a black lacquered wooden base enhanced with wax gilding. A thick green felt covers the underside of the terrace Height: 35 cm Diameter of the belly of the lampshade: 12 cm (at the widest point) Diameter of the neck: 10 cm Diameter of the terrace: 17 cm Weight: 1.8 kg Length of the wiring: 1m56 Base for B22 bayonet bulb (supplied) Condition of use: some minor signs of age to the bronze No accidents or missing items Perfectly protected, tracked and insured shipping via Mondial Relay, e-colissimo shop2shop or Colissimo at home, as desired.