An exceptional example of early industrial French lighting, this Système Tito Landi gas lamp dates to around 1900 and reflects the innovative spirit of the Belle Époque era. The lamp’s glossy white porcelain body with brass floral mounts and boldly stenciled maker’s mark showcases both functional design and elegant ornamentation typical of French industrial craftsmanship at the turn of the century.
The Tito Landi Système was among the most advanced gas illumination systems of its day, combining efficiency with style for use in factories, public buildings, and railway stations. This particular lamp retains its original glass globe and burner assembly beneath the domed enamel shade, embodying the perfect balance between engineering precision and sculptural form.
In nice antique condition consistent with age and use, showing minor wear and surface irregularities to the enamel that only enhance its authenticity. A striking accent piece for collectors of early industrial design or anyone seeking to introduce a touch of Parisian ingenuity to a modern interior. 34h x 16w x 16d
