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Teardrop antique brass table lamp with floral cutouts

€ 161,24

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Description

A pierced teardrop body gives this antique brass table lamp its distinctive outline, rising from a silver-tone stepped base to a small rounded finial. The openwork surface is arranged in repeating floral rosettes, leafy scrolls and arched cutouts, so the lamp reads as decorative even before it is lit.

As a Moroccan table lamp, it suits a side table, bedside surface, reading corner or console where patterned accent light is part of the look. The warm gold-toned upper section contrasts with the cooler base, making it easy to pair with mixed-metal décor.

Pattern and placement

The larger flower medallion sits low on the teardrop form, with smaller pierced motifs continuing up the tapering neck. This vertical arrangement draws the eye upwards while keeping the footprint suited to furniture rather than floor placement.

Notable details

  • Table lamp with a Moroccan-style pierced teardrop silhouette
  • Antique brass finish with floral, leaf and arabesque cutouts
  • Silver-tone stepped circular base beneath the pierced body
  • Rounded finial at the top for a finished lantern-like profile
  • Structured weight: 2 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a table lamp or a floor lamp? It is listed as a table lamp and is intended for raised surfaces such as tables, consoles or bedside furniture.

What style of décor does it suit? The pierced gold-toned body and silver-tone base work well with Moroccan, boho, vintage-inspired and eclectic interiors.

Will the cutout pattern affect the light? The open floral and arabesque cutouts can let light pass through and create a decorative patterned effect when the lamp is lit.

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Moroccan Artisan Abdeltif at Work
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Made by Abdeltif Checkaouri

Family Workshop

Brass Lantern Maker · Marrakech, Morocco

Abdeltif shapes and engraves each piece by hand in his Moroccan workshop, drawing on years of experience and traditional metalworking techniques passed down through generations. His careful craftsmanship gives every creation its own character and lasting authenticity.

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