Accolay lamp

Description. This large lamp to be laid, very representative of the work of the 70s of the accolay workshops, consists of a ceramic bottle-shaped base of a tulle column shade embroidered with resin and cepamine they thus develop the famous cepamine, a hybrid material between glass and resin: perhaps this legendary soft glass coveted by the ancient roman glassmakers. This technique allows the inclusion of infill elements such as dried foliage and flowers then in vogue and offers above all experimental openings on the diffraction of light. The light rays are warm, ethereal and form incredible atmospheres...we like its natural color palette enhanced by the differences in texture of the earth, sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. If this lamp is a very beautiful decorative object off, it is lit that it reveals all its splendor, when the light passes through the translucent resin and magnifies the relief of the embroidery. The lamp is in good general condition. The resin shade has traces or stains and the ceramic base too. The electrical system is operational and works with a conventional screw bulb. Impressive for its shape and size, very good condition in general. Foot height alone: 28cm. Dimensions h76 X l30 X p30. Brown. Ceramic materials, porcelain and earthenware. Vintage style. This is the story of a community of artists and inhabitants, who at the unified pulse of a burgundy village were questioning and testing the deep meaning of the collective. Later it was to georges pelletier that we owe the use of wire in lamps and especially in articulated characters. The metal traditionally used as a pernette becomes a tool and takes part of the production to new possibilities (figures, chess games, open lamp with pellets...). Against the current of author's individualism that their time.

Ref. : WBJ28W6U