This item is an "Obus-shaped Antique Lamp" by Degue, a French glass artist from Paris who, along with the Schneider brothers and the Muller brothers, produced famous glass products such as lamps. --- ◆ About the Dimensions and Condition of the Product ◆ --- 【Dimensions】 Height: 40.7cm Maximum Width: 14.6cm (diagonal of the base bottom) 【Condition】 There are minor surface scratches and small imperfections, rust or discoloration, and manufacturing flaws (spots, cracks, burn marks, air bubbles, unevenness, etc.) that are unavoidable with age, but there is no damage that significantly affects the value of the product. Other than the above, it is in relatively good condition and is in very good condition considering its age. ◆◆◆ We are also exhibiting other rare antique items. ◆◆◆ Please click on the blue text below to take a look. #★Spiritual◆Antique Shop◆Apollon LS★ -------- ◆ Product Introduction ◆ -------- This work is from around 1920. The glass is in orange and white vitrification, and even when not lit, it has a warmth that will make the room with the lamp feel gentle and bright. (Individual differences may apply) There is a "Degue" signature in gold ink on the side. The lampshade is the type that sits on the base (Obus-shaped). The bronze legs, engraved with plant motifs, are in the Art Nouveau style and go very well with the warm-colored lamp. A 110V 25W light bulb for domestic use in Japan and a converter for the outlet will be provided as a service. The shape of the lampshade of this product is of high rarity, and the price is on the rise. The crown-shaped metal fittings look good and are not often seen. Antique lamps, of course, are not reproduced, and the number is decreasing, and those with good quality and condition are truly valuable items. When you find it, it's your first and last chance. This is a one-of-a-kind item, so please purchase it as soon as possible before someone else buys it. ※ Please note that the brown cloth in the photo is not included. Degue Degué Degue Art Nouveau Antique Lamp Lighting Schneider Muller