OFFRANDE Art Deco table lamp – Fayral & Daum Nancy, France ca. 1925

A rare and striking Art Deco table lamp, Offrande, designed by Fayral (pseudonym of Pierre Le Faguays) and executed by the renowned Max Le Verrier. It features two kneeling women in Egyptian robes, facing one another and raising an offering—an homage to Art Deco’s fascination with Ancient Egypt following Howard Carter’s discovery of Tutankhamen’s tomb in 1922.

Crafted in patinated art metal, the sculpture supports the original white Daum Nancy glass shade, resting on a long Portor marble base. This model is extremely hard to find with the original Daum glass.

Details:

• Artist: Fayral (Pierre Le Faguays)

• Maker: Max Le Verrier

• Shade: Original Daum Nancy glass

• Materials: Patinated art metal, Daum glass, Portor marble

• Date: c. 1925

• Origin: France

• Style: Art Deco with Egyptian influences

• Condition: Excellent

Illustrated in:

• Max Le Verrier, un esprit Art Déco – Wattel & Blanchet

• Art Deco: A Guide for Collectors – Katherine Morrison McClinton

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