Original René Lalique Glass „Jumping Horse“ installed in a black -lacquered column. This comes into its own as a lamp and illuminable object.
The glass of René Lalique was worked with an elaborate bronze border and incorporated into the black -lacquered post -atment korpus – illuminable object – unique!
Lalique Glas
Original René Lalique Glass „Jumping Horse“ in black -lacquered column
The extraordinary piece that is presented here is a unique work of art by René Lalique. He was one of the most renowned glass designers of the 20th century. The original glass design „jumping horse“ impresses with its dynamic shape and filigree elaboration. This embodies the overwhelming spirit and elegance of this noble animal. Made of high -quality crystal glass, it not only radiates aesthetics, but also a timeless attraction.
This exquisite glass object was completed with an elaborate bronze border. This gives him an additional character and an elegant frame. The detailed design of the bronze border harmonizes perfectly with the glass. As a result, the jumping horse comes into its own even more impressive. This combination of glass and metal not only creates an aesthetic pleasure, but also makes the object an outstanding collector’s item.
Integrated in the artistically designed, black -painted column, the „jumping horse“ not only acts as a stylish lamp, but also as a light -light art object. When the light flows gently through the glass, a magical aura unfolds. This turns every room into an ambience full of elegance. The black -lacquered post -atment body complements the overall picture. It ensures that the glass object is a real highlight during the day and in the evening.
This unique piece is not just a lighting element, but a statement piece that combines art and functionality in a harmonious way. A timeless expression of craftsmanship, the lover of exclusive design objects enthusiastic and inspired.
An object that fits perfectly with this large Art Deco console.
Art Deco at RSA Wiesbaden
You can find more Art Deco cabinets, Art Deco chests of drawers and Art Deco lamps in my shop in Wiesbaden. Regine Schmitz-Avila – your specialist for French Art Deco furniture and art objects from around 1930.
