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Art Nouveau table lamp in the manner of sculptor Gustav Gurschner (1873–1970),

Posted 20 days ago in Pacifica, CA

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Art Nouveau table lamp in the manner of sculptor Gustav Gurschner (1873–1970),

Description

Striking Austrian-style Art Nouveau table lamp in the manner of sculptor Gustav Gurschner (1873–1970), featuring a patinated bronze-finished cast metal base of a stylized female figure in relief, rising fluidly from a sculptural plinth. The domed “mushroom” shade is composed of hand-blown iridescent art glass in warm marigold and apricot hues, reminiscent of Loetz’s Papillon and Cisele finishes, held in place by stylized bronze-colored whiplash metalwork evocative of Secessionist design. Produced in the 1960s–70s, blending Art Nouveau revivalism with modern electrical functionality. The lamp features a working roller on/off switch on the cord. No maker’s marks observed. A glowing conversation piece—ready to light up your home with sculptural elegance.

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Condition

Used (normal wear)

Style

Art Deco

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