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A delicate fern motif graces this lamp, its fronds gracefully unfurling along the vase, a nod to nature’s quiet beauty. The silhouette is svelte and refined, designed to complement a...

We always say that it is important to choose colors that are easy to live with, which means ignoring trends. Nothing could be more classic than this reddish-brown glazed double gourd...

Our new Hive lamps are a union of beautiful glazes celebrating the colors of earth, sky and sea--inspired by the ceramics of the Song dynasty—​and crisp hexagonal forms atop gold bas...

A smaller version of our popular Cinnamon Lamp. A rich cinnamon glaze is applied to a classic double-gourd form and set atop a gold wedding band base. Recommended lampshade side: 15...

Grooved 'Sillons' pottery lamp with parchment shade by Design Frères. Attractive Euro style shade with no finial. Wired with twist cord and 3-way switch for 2-light intensities (m...

Ceramic lamp by Bob Kinzie for the Affiliated Craftsmen Lamp Company of Costa Mesa, CA. Ceramic portion measures 21" high and 8" diameter. Total height from base to the bottom of so...

Textural earth tones ceramic lamp, by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, American, circa 1960s. Rewired and ready to use. The price noted below includes the shade.

Classic mid-century styling, Esther has a hand poured porcelain base with hand turned walnut neck and finial. The shade is made from a nubbly boucle. Nickel hardware, black cloth cord. Designed by Daniel Oates and Dana Brandwein in 2008. Handmade to order. All electrical components are UL listed. Maximum 60 watt light bulb. * Shown in vanilla bean glaze. Dimensions Lamp: 22" high with shade x approx 4.5" diameter base Shade: 10" x 9" x 10" About the glaze We developed our own glaze recipes and mix them in small batches regularly. There will be variation. Our vanilla bean glaze is a semi-matte, almost satin finished white glaze with specs that remind us of vanilla bean ice-cream. Because this is a drippy glaze we dip the bottom of the lamp a few inches up with our snowflake to catch the drip. Our oyster glaze is a beautifully neutral cream colored gloss glaze that is quite drippy. You may see some layering drips and the bottom is dipped a few inches up with our glossy white glaze to keep the cream glaze from hitting the kiln shelf. Our indigo glaze is more technique than glaze. The first...