Art Deco Goldscheider Attributed Dancer Lamp, Stephan Dakon Beauty Model 7195, Cobalt Blue Porcelain Sculpture
The Story:
A breathtaking expression of the glamour, movement, and theatrical elegance that defined the Art Deco era.
This extraordinary porcelain dancer closely corresponds to Beauty, model 7195, designed circa 1935 by Austrian sculptor Stephan Dakon for the celebrated Goldscheider manufactory of Vienna.
Her graceful silhouette arches dramatically backward, arms extended beneath a magnificent sweep of cobalt blue drapery adorned with delicate floral decoration. The composition captures the romance and sophistication of European Art Deco design, transforming a fleeting moment of dance into sculptural beauty.
Originally a freestanding decorative sculpture, the dancer was subsequently incorporated into an ornate table lamp, creating a remarkable marriage of fine decorative art and atmospheric lighting.
The Object:
The porcelain figure features richly glazed cobalt blue drapery, delicately rendered flowers, a patterned bodice, and beautifully modeled details. Her flowing costume frames an elegant silhouette, while the glossy black porcelain plinth provides a dramatic foundation.
The original sculpture has been mounted within an elaborate antique brass-toned metal lamp base featuring pierced ornamental detailing. A gracefully curved metal support rises behind the dancer to accommodate dual pull-chain lighting.
The sculpture closely matches documented examples of Stephan Dakon‘s Goldscheider Beauty, model 7195. Because the original porcelain base is enclosed within the later lamp mounting, factory markings cannot be examined without risking damage. The Goldscheider attribution is therefore based on visual comparison and remains unverified.
Collected Beauty:
Goldscheider-attributed Art Deco porcelain dancer, closely matching Stephan Dakon‘s Beauty, model 7195.
Design associated with Vienna‘s celebrated 1930s Art Deco movement.
Brilliant cobalt blue glazed drapery with delicate floral decoration.
Dramatic sculptural pose with elegant, elongated proportions.
Original-style glossy black porcelain plinth.
Ornate antique brass-toned metal lamp mounting.
Gracefully curved lighting support with dual pull-chain sockets.
A spectacular statement for Hollywood Regency, Art Deco, and richly layered maximalist interiors.
Details:
Designer attribution: Stephan Dakon.
Manufacturer attribution: Goldscheider, Vienna, Austria.
Referenced design: Beauty, model 7195.
Design date: Circa 1935.
Production date: Unverified.
Style: Art Deco / Hollywood Regency.
Materials: Glazed porcelain or ceramic sculpture with decorative metal lamp components.
Colors: Cobalt blue, ivory, soft floral tones, black, and antique brass.
Construction: Freestanding decorative sculpture subsequently converted into a table lamp.
Authentication: Attribution based on close visual correspondence; factory markings have not been verified.
Dimensions:
Length: 10½ inches.
Width: 8 inches.
Height to socket: 26 inches.
Height to harp: 31 inches.
Weight: 6.70 pounds.
Condition Report:
Vintage piece with age-related wear to the lamp‘s metal components. The porcelain sculpture is mounted within the lamp assembly, and its underside cannot be safely inspected without potentially damaging the figure.
The electrical cord shows visible deterioration. Professional electrical inspection and rewiring are required before use. The lamp is offered as a decorative vintage object pending electrical restoration.
Please examine all photographs carefully as part of the condition description.
A Note on Attribution:
This sculpture exhibits a close visual correspondence to documented Goldscheider Beauty model 7195 examples designed by Stephan Dakon circa 1935. The figure was converted into a lamp at an unknown date. The original factory markings are concealed by the mounting, and the attribution has not been independently authenticated.
An extraordinary sculptural statement, where the theatrical beauty of Art Deco porcelain meets the romance of vintage lighting.
Thoughtfully collected for interiors that celebrate artistry, individuality, and unforgettable design.
Curated by Eclectic Whimsy Decor.
A breathtaking expression of the glamour, movement, and theatrical elegance that defined the Art Deco era.
This extraordinary porcelain dancer closely corresponds to Beauty, model 7195, designed circa 1935 by Austrian sculptor Stephan Dakon for the celebrated Goldscheider manufactory of Vienna.
Her graceful silhouette arches dramatically backward, arms extended beneath a magnificent sweep of cobalt blue drapery adorned with delicate floral decoration. The composition captures the romance and sophistication of European Art Deco design, transforming a fleeting moment of dance into sculptural beauty.
Originally a freestanding decorative sculpture, the dancer was subsequently incorporated into an ornate table lamp, creating a remarkable marriage of fine decorative art and atmospheric lighting.
The Object:
The porcelain figure features richly glazed cobalt blue drapery, delicately rendered flowers, a patterned bodice, and beautifully modeled details. Her flowing costume frames an elegant silhouette, while the glossy black porcelain plinth provides a dramatic foundation.
The original sculpture has been mounted within an elaborate antique brass-toned metal lamp base featuring pierced ornamental detailing. A gracefully curved metal support rises behind the dancer to accommodate dual pull-chain lighting.
The sculpture closely matches documented examples of Stephan Dakon‘s Goldscheider Beauty, model 7195. Because the original porcelain base is enclosed within the later lamp mounting, factory markings cannot be examined without risking damage. The Goldscheider attribution is therefore based on visual comparison and remains unverified.
Collected Beauty:
Goldscheider-attributed Art Deco porcelain dancer, closely matching Stephan Dakon‘s Beauty, model 7195.
Design associated with Vienna‘s celebrated 1930s Art Deco movement.
Brilliant cobalt blue glazed drapery with delicate floral decoration.
Dramatic sculptural pose with elegant, elongated proportions.
Original-style glossy black porcelain plinth.
Ornate antique brass-toned metal lamp mounting.
Gracefully curved lighting support with dual pull-chain sockets.
A spectacular statement for Hollywood Regency, Art Deco, and richly layered maximalist interiors.
Details:
Designer attribution: Stephan Dakon.
Manufacturer attribution: Goldscheider, Vienna, Austria.
Referenced design: Beauty, model 7195.
Design date: Circa 1935.
Production date: Unverified.
Style: Art Deco / Hollywood Regency.
Materials: Glazed porcelain or ceramic sculpture with decorative metal lamp components.
Colors: Cobalt blue, ivory, soft floral tones, black, and antique brass.
Construction: Freestanding decorative sculpture subsequently converted into a table lamp.
Authentication: Attribution based on close visual correspondence; factory markings have not been verified.
Dimensions:
Length: 10½ inches.
Width: 8 inches.
Height to socket: 26 inches.
Height to harp: 31 inches.
Weight: 6.70 pounds.
Condition Report:
Vintage piece with age-related wear to the lamp‘s metal components. The porcelain sculpture is mounted within the lamp assembly, and its underside cannot be safely inspected without potentially damaging the figure.
The electrical cord shows visible deterioration. Professional electrical inspection and rewiring are required before use. The lamp is offered as a decorative vintage object pending electrical restoration.
Please examine all photographs carefully as part of the condition description.
A Note on Attribution:
This sculpture exhibits a close visual correspondence to documented Goldscheider Beauty model 7195 examples designed by Stephan Dakon circa 1935. The figure was converted into a lamp at an unknown date. The original factory markings are concealed by the mounting, and the attribution has not been independently authenticated.
An extraordinary sculptural statement, where the theatrical beauty of Art Deco porcelain meets the romance of vintage lighting.
Thoughtfully collected for interiors that celebrate artistry, individuality, and unforgettable design.
Curated by Eclectic Whimsy Decor.
Art Deco Goldscheider Attributed Dancer Lamp, Stephan Dakon Beauty Model 7195, Cobalt Blue Porcelain Sculpture
Sale price$1,532.00
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