Art deco night light table lamp Maison Sofar Tristan Zerbib in silver nickel-plated brass 1930 glass plate Diana the huntress H5302Here is a sumptuous night light consisting of a glass plate, a sandblasted glass representing a Diana the huntress in the Antique style. The structure is in silver nickel-plated brass. Since 1961, the Sofar house has taken us back to two totally different worlds, yet so close to each other, Art Deco and Art Nouveau. All these creations, made with the same attention to detail by passionate bronze craftsmen, are based on a very particular and traditional know-how that brings styles that have become classics up to date. Sober and elegant Art Deco and Art Nouveau inspired by Hector Guimard, recognized among other things for his famous entrances to the Paris metro. Everything is typical of the 1930s, very geometric. We report some small wear of silvering, a small depression taken in photograph, traces of friction at the place where the glass plate is posed, small scratches, the carpet of the bottom peels off. Apart from these minor flaws, this lamp is in a superb state of preservation. The electricity works but is old so to review for safety issues. Our many photos allow you to appreciate the quality of the object. For the state, thank you for detailing the photos. Feel free to zoom. The photos are an integral part of the description. Dimensions: Height: 32 cm Width: 25 cm Thickness: 13 cm Glass plate Height: 26.9 cm Width: 11.2 cm Thickness: 1.5 cm Largest column Height: 23 cm Diameter: 4 cm Wire length : 1.60mS: 74U6C74JP: 1171028.