Jean Touret Ateliers de Marolles Midcentury Rooster Table Lamp, Pair available

This striking French Mid-Century Modern table lamp was designed by Jean Touret for Ateliers de Marolles, France, circa 1950. Crafted from hand-hammered wrought iron, the lamp features a highly sculptural crowing rooster motif integrated into its strong vertical structure. Its elegant tripod base, expressive surface texture, and bold silhouette reflect the distinctive artisanal modernism associated with Touret and the celebrated Marolles workshops. His work for Ateliers de Marolles included furniture, lighting, and decorative objects, often created in oak or wrought iron and characterized by hand-worked surfaces, architectural construction, and figurative details inspired by rural and medieval traditions. Both functional and sculptural, this rare wrought-iron lamp brings warmth, character, and authenticity to a refined interior. A floor-lamp version of this model was illustrated on the cover and page 144 of the French November–December issue of AD Magazine, emphasizing the importance and enduring appeal of the design.