France, circa 1970
by after Jacques Ruhlmann
Wall applique, model Garnet. Design around 1930. Metal, opaline glass. Stepped metal mount with a seated disc-like rectangular shade.
The original present lamp model was presented in Paris in 1929 at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs. It was later named after the French architect André Granet, who
commissioned Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann in 1931 to equip his new business premises on Rue de Galilée in Paris. This wall lamp was build in a very small limited edition after the original lamp ca. 1970.
Period: 1970-1979
Condition: very good
Dimensions:
25 cm H x 52 cm W x 16 cm D
The original present lamp model was presented in Paris in 1929 at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs. It was later named after the French architect André Granet, who
commissioned Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann in 1931 to equip his new business premises on Rue de Galilée in Paris. This wall lamp was build in a very small limited edition after the original lamp ca. 1970.
Period: 1970-1979
Condition: very good
Dimensions:
25 cm H x 52 cm W x 16 cm D
