Large Antique French Art Deco Daum Glass & Edgar Brandt Iron Table Lamp 1920s Paintings The interior of the bowl

The interior of the bowl with a gold wash and the kovsh is raised on a flared foot

without equivocations or apologetic disguises

which were formerly attributed to Pieter van Laer (the central figure of the Bamboccianti) has now been re-attributed to Pieter van Lint

"Prise de Corsaire" (The Pirate's Prize) and signed "Villanis" to the lower right side

Large Antique French Art Deco Daum Glass & Edgar Brandt Iron Table Lamp 1920s Paintings The interior of the bowlA large antique Art Deco wrought iron and blown Art Glass table lamp, in the style of Daum Glass and the metalwork of Edgar Brandt, 1920s. The lamp base is made of blackened hand forged iron, with four spiral convex discs within a circular foot, the body with an openwork shaft decorated with iron leaves and four corresponding spiral discs. The dome shaped shade made of hand blown mottled honey orange colored glass, blown into a hand forged iron frame