Bicéphale Art Deco lamp in wrought iron – Muller Frères Lunéville, circa 1930

Rare and elegant double-headed table lamp by Muller Frères, a major figure of French Art Deco, made around 1930. This piece stands out with its sculptural base in wrought iron, finely hammered, featuring symmetrical and stylised lines characteristic of the modernist Art Deco aesthetic, combining geometric rigor and botanical inspiration. It is adorned with two polychrome glass tulips, with luminous gradients of opalescent yellow, enhanced by orange and green hues, typical of Muller productions. The lampshades are held by delicate leaf-like metal claws, highlighting the high quality of execution and attention to detail. The blown glass tulips are signed. The lamp rests on a simple and balanced hexagonal base, giving the whole a strong decorative presence while remaining elegant and perfectly proportioned. Dimensions: Height: 46 cm. Width: 32 cm. Depth: 15 cm. Condition: Very good condition. Careful restoration. Electricity completely renewed, compliant with contemporary use. A decorative and functional object, this high-quality Art Deco lamp will fit well in both classic and contemporary interiors, and is a sought-after piece for collectors of 20th-century French lighting.