Art Nouveau Baccarat Satin Glass & Ormolu Antique Table Lamp

Art Nouveau satin glass & ormolu antique table lamp, attributed to Baccarat, 1890`s ca, French.

This antique lamp has been gently cleaned while respecting the aged patina. It is newly rewired, earthed, PAT tested by an electrician and ready to use. It has the following new components: brass lamp holder with 2 shade rings, gold silk cable, white cord switch, white plug (UK Plug up to 250V) & fabric lampshade. Lightbulb included. This lamp can be used with a dimmer. It is possible to use this light in other countries with a light bulb suitable to local electricity.

Presented here is an elegant antique table lamp attributed to French manufacturer Baccarat, perhaps originally born as a vase. Art Nouveau Baccarat vases & lamps, produced primarily between the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, are characterized by their fusion of Baccarat’s master glass & crystal craftsmanship with the movement`s focus on fluid, organic forms, resting on original gilt bronze (ormolu) bases. Although not signed, all these characteristics are present on this lamp. Most Baccarat antique pieces had only paper labels, the acid etched logo with a carafe and two glasses, often with "Baccarat France" text appearing from 1936 onwards.

The organic sculptural form, colour & delicate size make this lamp well proportioned for a side table, bedside, console, desk or sideboard. They would suit a range of interiors such as Antique, Art Deco, Traditional, Country, Hollywood Regency, or Contemporary.

The base presents a sinuous, hourglass silhouette crafted in rich green satin glass, softly diffusing light with a velvety, matte finish that reads both refined and tactile. The stem flows from a slender waisted profile into a gently rounded lower body. The generous orb of the main body tapers seamlessly to a petite baluster foot, which sits upon a finely cast ormolu base. The gilt-bronze mountings accentuate the lamp’s classicism and add a warm metallic contrast to the glass.

At the top the lamp is finished with the original antique brass polished neck leading to the new quality solid brass lamp holder with two removable brass rings to secure the lampshade in place.

The lamp is finished with a new cream fabric lampshade, this has adjustable internal arms to change the angle of the shade. This lampshade is included in the price.

Carries 1 standard small screw light bulb (E14) up to 60 Watts. At present fitted & photographed with a new LED 3.4 Watt dimmable Candle Clear shaped light bulb (equivalent of 40 Watts), included in the price.

This antique lamp is in very good condition for its age. The antique patina has been preserved. The glass base is all sound with no damages, chips or broken parts, only subtle rubbing & minor superficial marks inside & out, developed over the years. The metal surfaces in good condition with minor rubbing & superficial marks, adding character & depth, all in line with age & wear. The lampshade is new and in very good condition.

Additional dimensions:

The total Height with the shade on is: 51 cm.

The base alone (without the lampshade) is: Height: 40 cm, Width: 10.2 cm, Depth: 10.2 cm.

The lampshade alone is: Height: 18 cm, Diameter at the bottom: 30 cm, Diameter at the top: 10 cm.

Packing is offered free of charge. We take special professional care while packing. For safe transport the bases & lampshades would be wrapped separately in bubble wrap, foam and an outer layer of card. Together these parts would easily fit into a box with loose fill packing nuts, safe for posting with a courier. We ship with reliable couriers (signed for, tracked & insured).

MAIN DELIVERY CHARGES:

Within London UK: Free
UK Mainland: £ Free
European Union: £ 90
United States/Canada: £ 140
Japan: £ 75
Australia: £ 180
Rest of the World please enquire.

BACCARATT HISTORY

Founded in 1764 in the Lorraine region of France, Baccarat is one of the oldest and most prestigious crystal manufacturers in the world. Originally established under royal and ecclesiastical patronage, the company gained renown for technical mastery, clarity of crystal, and ambitious artistry. By the 19th Century, Baccarat was supplying European courts and international exhibitions, earning imperial commissions and royal warrants. Its output spans tableware, chandeliers, objects d’art, and lighting, each piece marrying craftsmanship with refined design. Today Baccarat remains a symbol of French luxury, celebrated for both traditional techniques and contemporary collaborations that sustain its legacy of excellence.