Dutch Gouda Pottery Turquoise and Black Table Lamp, 1953, New Pink Linen Shade

Oversize Mid-century Manises sculptural turquoise ceramic lamp, attributed to the Bondia workshop (Valencia, Spain, 1960s–1970s) paired with a new bespoke Liberty London lampshade by...

Oversize Mid-Century Modern Fat Lava table lamp by Carstens Tönnieshof, West Germany, with new teal-gray and orange jacquard drum lampshade by Amitābha Studio. This oversized 38-inch table lamp (approx. 3 ft; 96 cm) is a commanding, sculptural presence—an authentic lava glaze table lamp remade as functional art. The vase base captures the high drama of late-’60s mid-century modernist West German pottery: a smoky blue-gray gradient dissolves into a glossy, molten band of vivid orange that flows over a cratered, black “lava” texture. The mix of matte, gloss, and bubbled surfaces shimmers like cooled magma. We’ve echoed that energy above with a custom extra-tall shade in textured jacquard by Linwood (UK), woven in Italy: a teal-gray ground embroidered with a coral-inspired chenille pattern in orange, finished with Houlès Paris trim and a matching orange fabric-covered cord. The result is an oversized West German fat lava lamp...

This vintage ceramic table lamp was handcrafted by Amitābha Studio in Amsterdam from a rare amphora-shaped vase by Flora Gouda, part of the Porcelina series produced between 1950 and 1970. We’ve paired the base with a bespoke hand-pleated lampshade in a reinterpreted William Morris Acanthus print, and finished it with a soft blue silk cord. The lamp was created without harming the original vase in any way. The amphora form, with its fluted pedestal and graceful curves, reflects a neoclassical influence filtered through the clean, modernist lines of mid-century Dutch design. Finished in a pale, slate-toned matte glaze, the vase belongs to Flora’s Porcelina series—developed to meet shifting postwar tastes toward muted, architectural ceramics. Its powdery surface diffuses light gently, lending the lamp a quiet, sculptural quality. The lampshade’s pleated craftsmanship echoes the vase’s ribbed detailing, while the indigo and ivory palette of the William Morris textile subtly mirrors the vase’s color story. Together, the lamp and shade create a thoughtful dialogue between classical reference and 20th-century restraint. This Flora Gouda lamp...

Meticulously hand-crafted by Amitābha Studio from a Fajalauza ceramic jug by the historic Morales workshop, paired with a hand-woven cotton lampshade in cobalt, green, and white. Th...

A rare large ceramic lamp, Denmark, 1960s. A sculptural high-end piece made of handmade ceramic in blue and grey tones. With a new matching custom made blue silk lamp shade by René Houben. With warm gold inner-shade. The lamp is in good vintage condition. The price is included the shade! Approximate dimensions: Ceramic only H 21.7" (55 cm) x Ø 9.1" (23 cm) at base height to top of lamp-holder circa 49.2" (125 cm). René Houben is a renowned Dutch light designer. René has been designing unique lamp shades for more than 25 years. From colorful and exuberant to modest. For every extraordinary lamp base (carefully selected antique and vintage items...

Mid-century ceramic table lamp by Danish painter and ceramist Kai Klinge (1925-2000). Made circa 1950s to 1960s. The lamp is decorated with Kai Klinge´s t...

Beautiful ceramic table lamp, 1970s. This lamp base brings refined elegance and rich visual appeal to any interior. With its beautiful shape, it offers a unique presence.  This bas...

Beautiful ceramic table lamp, 1970s. This lamp base brings refined elegance and rich visual appeal to any interior. With its beautiful shape, it offers a unique presence.  This bas...