Maison Jansen, Gilt Bronze 'cobra' Table Lamp, Hollywood Regency Ca 1970

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Object description :

"Maison Jansen, Gilt Bronze 'cobra' Table Lamp, Hollywood Regency Ca 1970"

Gilt Bronze Cobra Lamp, Attributed to Maison Jansen, France, circa 1970
This stunning gilt bronze Cobra lamp, attributed to Maison Jansen, dates back to circa 1970. Likely inspired by a 1930s design by Edgar Brandt, the lamp showcases a realistic cobra motif, exuding both elegance and boldness.
Key features:

Telescopic brass stem, adjustable in height.

Original oval silk shade with a gilded inner lining, adding warmth and sophistication.

At times, this model is also attributed to Maison Charles, Paris, known for their luxurious lighting designs.

Fully functional with a standard E27 screw bulb (LED compatible) and a switch integrated into the cable.

The lamp is in good general condition, ready for immediate use.
Dimensions
With shade:

Height: 54 cm (adjustable).

Width: 33 cm.

Depth: 26 cm.

Base only (without shade):

Height: 42.5 cm.

Width: 16 cm.

Depth: 15 cm.

Maison Jansen – The Pioneer of Global Design
Founded in 1880 by Jean-Henri Jansen, Maison Jansen was the first international interior design firm to transform its name into a global brand. Based in Paris, the house became renowned for its refined style and masterful craftsmanship, blending European tradition with emerging trends such as Vienna Secession, Modernism, and Art Deco.
Highlights of Maison Jansen’s Legacy:

Established vast workshops on Rue Saint Sabin, Paris (over 17,000 m²).

Collaborated with European royal families, Middle Eastern elites, and even the White House during John F. Kennedy’s administration.

Famous for merging luxury and innovation, the firm left an indelible mark on 20th-century design.

Packaging and Delivery Costs

Collection: Free.

Belgium: €35.

France: €60.

Europe: €90.

Rest of the world: €200.

Price: 900 €

Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Bronze
Width: 33
Height: 54
Depth: 26

Reference: 1478791