WKR table lamp by Stéphane Davidts in Hollywood Regency style, 1980

This exceptional table lamp by WKR Leuchten from the 1980s combines geometric clarity with the luxurious elegance of the Hollywood Regency style. The striking, architecturally structured construction of polished chrome and gold-colored brass gives the lamp a sculptural presence. The generous black lampshade with a gold-colored interior provides an elegant contrast and underscores the exclusive character of this design. The table lamp is in excellent, flawless condition. The chrome surfaces show a beautiful, intense shine, as do the brass elements. The black lampshade has been replaced and is in pristine condition. The wiring is flawless, and the lamp is fully functional. Particularly characteristic is the open, rectangular lamp base, whose precisely arranged metal profiles create an extraordinary spatial depth. The combination of silver-colored and gold-colored surfaces emphasizes the strictly geometric design. A vertical brass element runs through the center of the construction, further accentuating the clear lines. The gold-colored interior of the lampshade reflects the light in a pleasantly warm tone. The lamp comes from the circle of the German company WKR Leuchten, whose history dates back to 1920. The workshops for handcrafted interior lighting were known for high-quality decorative lighting and sophisticated metalwork. In the 1980s, WKR also sold lamps by the Belgian manufacturer Stéphane Davidts, whose designs are characterized by precise metal constructions, geometric shapes, and elegant material combinations. The design of this table lamp is attributed to Stéphane Davidts and is exemplary of the combination of modernist design language and the glamorous character of the Hollywood Regency style. With its impressive silhouette and high-quality combination of materials, this vintage table lamp is far more than a light source. It makes an expressive statement in elegant living spaces, on sideboards or consoles, and fits as naturally into classic as into c