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A striking table lamp possibly French Art Deco dating from the 1930s, this piece features a bold architectural form with rich natural materials and classic period styling. The body is composed of what is possibly a solid block of banded onyx, with dramatic veining in ivory, rose, and deep amber tones. The stone is mounted on a square slab of coordinating marble material, set into a bronze-toned metal base with raised beading and four scrolled feet, adding both weight and decorative refinement. The most eye-catching element is the flared fan-shaped glass shade, made from peachy-colored molded glass with a ribbed surface and stylized relief floral motifs. The glass is satin-finished, creating a warm, diffused light when illuminated. Subtle imperfections, including tiny flea-bite chips along the rim, are consistent with age and typical of pressed glass from this period, with no cracks or repairs. A turned brass toned connector rises from the marble base to support the shade, adding a touch of shine and an elegant transition between materials. Not confirmed to be in working order, may need to be reworked. Dimensions Approximately: base is 4x4",height is 12"
