This distinguished Eagle Table Lamp, a creation by Jacques Charles for Maison Charles, Paris, embodies the refined aesthetic of the 1970s. Crafted from gilded patinated bronze, it presents a stately presence, characteristic of the French design house's celebrated work. The design thoughtfully marries classical motifs with a contemporary sensibility, making it a versatile addition to a discerning interior.
At its core, the lamp features a finely sculpted eagle, wings outstretched, poised upon a substantial dark plinth. The gilded patinated bronze finish lends a rich, aged lustre to the intricate details of the bird and the ornate candelabra-like support structure above it. The base, likely ebonised wood or black marble, is accented with a delicate gilded frieze, providing a balanced visual foundation for the sculptural bronze elements.
The lamp is crowned by a drum-shaped shade, here presented in a rich deep purple velvet, which complements the warm tones of the bronze and offers a soft, inviting illumination. This piece transcends mere utility, serving as a sculptural statement that speaks to a heritage of craftsmanship and a sophisticated decorative vision. It stands as a testament to Maison Charles's enduring legacy in lighting design.
Designer: Jacques Charles
Maker: Maison Charles, Paris
Period: Circa 1970s
Materials: Gilded Patinated Bronze, Dark Plinth, Velvet Shade
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€ 1.150,00Price
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