Jean Besnard, French Art Deco, Ceramic, Table Lamp, France, 1960s newarrivals Leaves can be made and

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newly upholstered in a double sided pink linen fabric sitting on four organic form black painted wooden legs

The faux marble base leading to a set of paint and gilt decorated pierced open carved legs terminating in carved rosette gilt corners onto an open circular carved paint and gilt pierced apron

Jean Besnard, French Art Deco, Ceramic, Table Lamp, France, 1960s newarrivals Leaves can be made andJean Besnard, French Art Deco, Off White Ceramic, Table Lamp, France, 1960s A small cream color ceramic partially glazed table lamp designed and produced by Jean Besnard in France in the middle of the 20th century. This example is marked on the underside. Jean Besnard, son of Albert Besnard and member of the Committee of the Society of Decorative Artists, began exhibiting at the Salon des Tuileries in 1925 and at the Salon d'Automne in 1926. His works