Important Art Nouveau street lamp in wrought iron and glass paste.

Important Art Nouveau floor lamp in wrought iron and glass paste with a tulip design – Circa 1970. Elegant and rare Art Nouveau floor lamp resting on a hammered wrought iron tripod base decorated with scrolls. The conical tulip in multilayer glass paste features a remarkable acid-etched decoration of tulips and foliage in reddish-brown tones against an amber-yellow background. When lit, the light reveals the richness of the shades and particularly highlights the floral decoration, characteristic of the naturalistic aesthetic of Art Nouveau. The wrought iron frame, with its simple and elegant lines, perfectly accentuates the elongated shape of the tulip. The whole offers a refined and decorative silhouette, ideal for a characterful interior. This piece evokes French productions from the early 20th century in the spirit of the creations of Émile Gallé and the great glassmakers of the École de Nancy. Functional electrification. Dimensions: Height: 165 cm. Period: Circa 1970. Condition: Good overall condition. Some slight signs of use compatible with its age. Electricity in working order. A very beautiful decorative presence for this Art Nouveau floor lamp combining the finesse of wrought iron with the poetry of the floral decoration in glass paste.