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Single large Chinese table lamp, crafted in classic porcelain with a crackle glaze and lacquered wooden base. The lamp has been applied with a brown dragon playing with a flaming pearl, with additional cranes flying across the body of the lamp. The image of a dragon chasing or playing a flaming pearl has ties to the celestial, perhaps a symbol of a lunar or solar eclipse. In Chinese literature, the pearl is supposed to bring great value to the dragon that seeks it.
Dimensions:
10 in. Diameter
17.25 in. Height without shade
30.25 in. Height with shade
Condition notes:
In fair condition, with losses made by older repairs that have worn over time. Cracks to neck have been repaired, and the lamp has been rewired and fitted with a new canvas-linen shade.
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