Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
5″W x 6″D x 15″H
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A.J. SCOTTE (1867-1925) Sculptural French Lamp
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This sculptural lamp by French artist A.J. Scotte (1867-1925) depicts a young female figure clad in a long robe, the light of the lamp held in a large torch she holds. Dated to the early 1900s, this antique lamp holds a single bulb against a wavy glass shade and exhibits great detail. Denoted with a relief of the original foundry seal on the squared base of the lamp.
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