French Faux Bois Ceramic Urn Table Lamp by Le Dauphin, Hollywood Regency, c1970s

One-of-a-kind French Mid-Century Modern ceramic table lamp in a teardrop form, with all-over incised sgraffito and a variegated olive-to-ochre matte glaze. This lamp retains its orig...

Meticulously hand-crafted by Amitābha Studio from a vintage Manuel Benlloch Manises vase, this table lamp captures the spirit of Spanish Revival design. The tall, hexagonal base is finished in an ivory crackle glaze, a hallmark of Benlloch wares, and painted freehand in a bold palette of cobalt blue, rust-orange, and cream. Its rich patterning draws on Spain’s historic Hispano-Moresque and Mudéjar traditions, translated here into a vibrant mid-century ceramic form. Each of the six faces is framed by cobalt ribs and filled with repeating ogee arches, lattice lozenges, and scrolling arabesques. The rhythmic interplay of color and geometry creates a bold yet refined surface, perfectly balancing ornament and structure. The underside bears the hand-painted signature “Benlloch España,” affirming its authenticity as a product of this renowned Manises workshop, active across three generations in the 20th century. To echo the vase’s architectural silhouette, Amitābha Studio has paired the base with a new bespoke hexagonal lampshade. Crafted in warm Dupion silk in tones of orange, peach, and gold, the fabric’s natural texture harmonizes with the arabesques on the ceramic. A Houlès passementerie trim completes the design, while the shade’s golden glow enhances the lamp’s sculptural presence when illuminated. This Spanish Revival lamp...

Large Italian table lamp in turned wood, 1970s This is an elegant and original lamp, capable of giving style and personality to your home space

This Maison Le Dauphin table lamp is a classic example of the slightly eclectic design from the 1970s. The lamp is characterized by its sleek, geometric lines. It features an ostrich...