Charming vintage Louis XVI–style lamp dating from the 1970s. Its alabaster stem rests on a gilded square base, and the delicate lampshade is adorned with small roses. The alabaster body adopts the silhouette of a baluster vase, directly inspired by the archaeological discoveries of Pompeii in the 18th century. The central section is decorated with a carved beaded frieze, a motif characteristic of the Louis XVI decorative repertoire.
The square marble base is topped with a finely chiselled bronze mount featuring acanthus leaves and geometric friezes, both typical of the style.

A lovely piece that will work beautifully as a bedside lamp, in a living room, or placed on a console in an entrance — it’s up to you to decide where it will shine.