French Neoclassical Style Reverse Painted Glass w/ Classical Male Figural Motifs Table Lamp, c.1930’s

Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Unknown Country: United States Materials: Reverse Painted Glass, Cast Spelter Metal Period Style: French Neoclassical Date of Manufacturer: c.1930’s Condition: Newly Rewired, Original Shade Number of Items: 1 Dimensions: 37.40”H x 8”W x 8”D Shade: 11.75"H x 16"W x 16"D Description: This striking table lamp from the 1930s features a reverse-painted glass body adorned with classical male figures supporting Corinthian-style columns, evoking the grandeur of French Neoclassical design. The gilded finish contrasts beautifully with the ivory backdrop, highlighting the finely rendered architectural motifs. It rests on a cast spelter base with ornate flourishes, adding a touch of old-world charm and weight to the piece. The lamp has been newly rewired for safety and retains its original pleated shade by Grabell of California. A stunning blend of artistry and history, this lamp makes a timeless statement in any refined interior. Fun Historical Fact: Reverse-painted glass, also known as églomisé , dates back to pre-Roman times but experienced a decorative revival in early 20th-century America, often used in lamps and mirrors to bring European sophistication into the modern home.