A Pair of Mid 20thc French Metal Shepherd’s Crook Floor Lamps c.1945

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A Pair of Mid 20thc French Metal Shepherd’s Crook Floor Lamps c.1945Origin: French Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1945 Height: 62 Depth: 14. 5 Width: 7. 5 (at bases) The pair of black tubular metal floor lamps, at just over five feet high each, last purchased in Paris some twenty years ago, having elegant swept swan or shepherds crook necks to circular poles and mottled rectangular bases surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The lamps would need to be re wired with the

dragons that have two legs and two wings are often called "wyvern"

It sits well and does not leak

with a band of trailing flowers and foliage to top and bottom

The style of Realism spread to almost all genres

surviving from the Hockliffe Congregational Chapel

White Peas

It is ironic now that this type of paintwork is more prized commercially than a mahogany piece of this period

yet fully functioning

the heavy duty four gated lock opening with the original key to reveal a vacant interior

L and Y and the lid of the turned box has become unstuck at one stage and re-applied

Crooked back

with losses to tits face