Floor Lamp

Numbered 10/100. Crafted in polished stainless steel and signed Hiquily. This work is included in the artist’s Catalogue Raisonné, coordinated by Malika Vinot, under number 836.92.

Selected Public Collections: Museum of Contemporary Art, Havana, Cuba; Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, USA; Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C., USA; Museum of Contemporary Art, Montreal, Canada; Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris, France; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France; Musée d’Art et d’Industrie de Saint-Étienne, France; Guggenheim Museum, New York, USA.

Six-light chandelier featuring a brass and lacquered metal structure, with leaf-shaped shades and adjustable hammered, micro-perforated brass arms.

Six-Light Chandelier

Produced by Lumi Milano, Italy, 1950s. Production catalogue of Lumi, Milan.

H 185 cm × W 26 cm × D 26 cm / H 72.8 in × W 10.2 in × D 10.2 in

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Figures around frame of light are made from jewelers brass sheet. Lamp diffusion is made up of 6 Uda-gami Japanese paper panels and 4 rare hand-loomed pineapple/silk fiber fabric panels sewn with blue kimono silk thread. The paper panels feature white ink block circles. The light includes four E-12 / E-14 sockets depending on country, supplied with Tala LED lights, and is suspended by a curved brass round bar from a cast brass ceiling plate.

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"Mod. 1844" Wall Light

Pair of sconces in gilded metal made of three curved tubular stems, the central one being taller. These stems emerge from a metal hemisphere edged with a band at the top, which conceals the electrical outlet.

The golden patina has been restored to the highest standards to restore its subtle lustre. The lampshades have been remade to match the original design.

Those sconces come from an important collection of Jean Royère begun in 1948 in Lebanon through Nadim Majdalani. 

There were numerous pieces by Jean Royère in the Ms. F.’s collection, to which this pair of sconces belonged originally. We know that their collaboration began through Nadim Majdalani as early as 1948. Then, the colletion was completed over the years.

The ‘‘Persane’’ series is closely linked to the designer’s travels to the Middle East. He drew on oriental forms in a subtle, refined and elegant way, in the spirit of his work. This model epitomises his signature sophistication.

Floor Lamp

Philippe Hiquily

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