Dahl Jensen a Pair of Porcelain Table Lamps with Fruits, Flowers and Gold Enamel

A set of white glazed danish 1940s Table Lights with Floral impressions perforated to the pottery 'Body'. Arts and Craft - Art Nouveau styling. Both designed and manufactured by Hans Rudolf Petersen...

A Japanese inspired gourd shaped long-neck ceramic table light with blue floral decor hand glazed. The light features a brass base and top and comes with a fluted white Danish shade....

A set of teak table lamps turned with stepped architectural details to their stems. Manufactured in Scandinavia, probably Sweden, during the late 1960s. They are mounted with vintage...

Monumental Ceramic Table lamp 'Baca' designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen and Fog & Mørup circa 1970. It features a tactile abstract decor executed in eathy glazes. The on/...

This exquisite pair of Samson table lamps features hand-painted floral and foliate decorations on porcelain bodies with stunning gilt gold detailing. Each lamp is crafted in an elega...

Lovely pair of late mid century modern Italian ceramic table lamps with lampshades from the 1970s. The beautifully designed, bulby white ceramic bodies impress with a unique painted ...

Each bulbous urn with gilt perimeter bands with raised decoration on a luminous white ground.

Designers Delight! This pair of gilt and ivory hand painted lamps is unique because they share a similar palette. The colors are neutral with shades of green, white, yellow and grey. Each lamp is from the second third of the 20th century and they are assembled here to create a great opportunity for statement lighting. One lamp features a single hand painted gardenia with a signature that reads W. H. Tonn. It is from an American workshop, according to the appraiser. It is 30.5 inches tall and 6 inches deep and wide at the base. The other lamp is of baluster form, with a vintage botanical pattern...