$2,800.00
Gorgeous single 19th Century Chinese Sang de Boeuf Table Lamp. Sang de Boeuf, or Oxblood Red, is a ceramic glaze that first appeared in late 18th Century Chinese pottery. This lamp was most likely originally a vase and was been repurposed and wired. We adore the dramatic curve of the body and gradient quality of the glaze as it reaches the neck of the lamp.
Dimensions:
13.5 in. Height of Body
26 in. Overall Height
9 in. Depth at Widest Point
19.5 in. Depth of Lampshade
Condition notes:
In very good condition, with only minor surface wear considering the lamps age and use. The lamp has been newly cleaned, professionally rewired, and fitted with a new linen shade.
$3,200.00
Charming pair of Delft Porcelain Table Lamps, in the style of Chinese Ginger Jar or Lidded Urn lamps. The lamps are decorated with a painting of a bird perched on a tree, surrounded by floral elements. The lamps have been fitted with...
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Lovely pair of 1950s brass chinoiserie urn style table lamps, in the manner of prolific designer James Mont. Described as archaistic, the lamps are characterized by Chinoiserie inspiration, resembling a bottom heavy urn with carved dragon and floral motifs, and painted wood base. The...
$2,800.00
Charming pair of Mid-Century Ginger Jar style celadon table lamps. Characterized by their vivid jade green glaze, these lamps were designed with curved lines resulting in a rounded form that resembles a ginger jar or urn. Accented by a carved...
$3,800.00
Stylish pair of 1970s chrome and lucite desk lamps by designer Peter Hamburger for Kovacs lighting. Designed with a slim profile and curved lines, the lucite bodies allow the chrome shades and bases to appear almost as floating. An excellent example...
