Maison Jansen Brass Swan Floor Lamp, 1960s
This elegant Maison Jansen brass floor lamp from the 1960s combines sculptural design with the refined elegance of French Empire-inspired interiors. Featuring three graceful swan-neck arms and a striking black and gold shade, the lamp reflects the sophisticated aesthetic of the renowned Parisian decorating house.
The tubular brass stem features decorative molded rings and extends into three curved arms, each adorned with a stylized swan head. Furthermore, baluster-shaped bobeches complete the design, while an elegant tripod base with curved legs provides balance and architectural appeal. Above all, the large oval black fabric shade with its gold lining creates a warm, atmospheric glow.
The swan motif draws inspiration from French Empire design, which strongly influenced Maison Jansen‘s decorative creations. Founded in Paris in 1880, Maison Jansen became internationally celebrated for its luxurious interiors and distinctive furniture and lighting designs. As a result, its vintage brass lamps remain desirable examples of French decorative design.
In addition to its beautiful gilt patina, this vintage French floor lamp stands out for its sculptural silhouette. Whether placed in a sophisticated living room, an elegant reading corner, or a contemporary interior, it creates a striking focal point. Moreover, its combination of classical motifs and mid-century design makes it particularly versatile.
Condition
Good overall vintage condition. The brass retains an attractive, even gilt patina. The black fabric shade with gold lining has been custom-made to fit the lamp. Additionally, the electrical wiring has been checked by a qualified electrician.
Dimensions
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Height: 171 cm / 67.3 in
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Width: 66 cm / 26 in
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Depth: 66 cm / 26 in
































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