The Design Statement A sculptural masterpiece of late-century lighting, this authentic 1991 Frederick Cooper table lamp is a study in material contrast. Part of our curated Noir Collection, this piece features a bold architectural pillar silhouette finished in a rare, matte-black fractured enamel. The tactile, organic texture of the base is brilliantly offset by high-polished brass accents, creating a sophisticated "Modern Noir" aesthetic that anchors a room with quiet authority. Master Craftsmanship Founded in Chicago in 1923, Frederick Cooper is a benchmark of luxury American lighting. This specific piece, dated March 1991, represents the brand’s mastery of the Postmodern "New Regency" trend. Known for their incredible heft and structural integrity, this lamp is grounded by a heavy, solid brass base and topped with the original architectural brass finial. Details: – Maker: Frederick Cooper, marked on lampshade frame – Date: March 1991 (marked on base) – Dimensions: 26″ H × 14.5″ D (5″ D without shade) – Materials: Black enamel, brass, metal – Decorative Element: Base features a fractured enamel surface, adding texture and intrigue Style Types: – Postmodern – Hollywood Regency – Contemporary Minimalist – Sculptural Modern The Noir Collection & Bundle Opportunity This lamp was curated to serve as the perfect ambient light source for our Noir Collection. We selected it to be paired with these pieces available in our shop: - The Lane Altavista "Espana" Nightstands - The Lane Altavista "Espana" Arched Headboard - The Curtis Jere Sculptural Lamp Looking for the full suite? We are ready to find these icons their next home. If you’re interested in this piece—or looking to bundle it with other items in our Noir Collection—please use the 'Make an Offer' button. We are open to reasonable offers and love working with collectors and designers to make these pieces a reality for your project.