Mid-Century French Longchamp Paris stirrup lamps, circa 1950s. An exceptionally chic and increasingly collectible pair of equestrian-inspired table lamps executed in stitched leather, brass, and lacquered wood by Longchamp Paris. The sculptural bases take the form of oversized riding stirrups, a signature motif closely associated with the refined sporting aesthetic that defined French luxury design in the postwar period. Each lamp features a saddle leather-wrapped standard with brass buckle detailing rising from a circular plinth base and terminating in elegantly proportioned custom shades trimmed in black. The juxtaposition of warm patinated brass with tailored leatherwork reflects the sophisticated restraint of French mid-century design and recalls the celebrated leather-and-metal creations associated with Jacques Adnet and other Parisian designers of the era. Longchamp’s equestrian lighting has become highly sought after for its ability to bridge traditional, modern, and neoclassical interiors alike. These lamps possess the timeless tailored elegance later popularized by designers such as Ralph Lauren, while remaining firmly rooted in the glamour and craftsmanship of 1950s France. A striking and versatile pair equally suited for a library, study, bedside, or atop a refined console. France, circa 1950s.