70 results for "majolica"

Pair of Mid-Century Italian Spectacled Owl Pottery Lamps, 1960s 21" high (to finial) · 15" to socket · 10.5" owl height · 6" diameter bases Complete with harps and finials. A strik...

Large, gracefully proportioned double gourd form lamp with iron footed base and glazed in off-white/dove gray crackle. "Ernestine" signature on body as well as additional signature t...

Whimsical Ceramic or Majolica Italian Monkey lamp. The monkey is playing a musical instrument, likely a violin. Mounted on a wood base. The lamp is...

Italian gilt tole metal foliage, twisted stem and white majolica putto table lamp. Crystal ornament. Carrera marble with acanthus leaf base. Sold sans shade.

Meticulously handcrafted by Amitābha Studio from a 19th-century Italian Renaissance revival albarello (circa 1870–1890), this one-of-a-kind table lamp preserves the spirit of Europe’...

Impressive Otello Rosa San Polo Venezia ceramic applique Italy 1950's. This Majolica Italian wall Applice is created by Otello Rosa at the Italian Ceram...

Rare Danish glazed ceramic lamp by Michael Andersen & Sons Danish, 1950s A stunning large white glazed ceramic Lamp by Michael Andersen & Sons. The lamp is bottle form in shape with, a ribbed surface and a tall smooth neck. Designed by Michael Andersen, Bornholm Keramiks in Denmark, circa 1950s, in a style reminiscent of Arne Bang. Makers mark and sticker on the base with model number. In great condition, no chips, crack or repairs. Size: Height 52 cms (Excluding light fitting) 58 cms includes light fitting Diameter at widest point 28 cms Diameter at base 18 cms Founded in 1890 by Jens Michael Andersen (1859-1931) who trained at the Hjorth pottery, on the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. Production in the early days was mainly utilitarian, but developed a range of items including statues, decorative vases and Majolica. Jens' son Daniel Folkmann Andersen (1885-1959) took over the running of the company with his brother Michael, developing glazes, designs and a range of animal figures. In 1961 the grandson of Jens Andersen...

Large Arts and Crafts Quirky Tea Pot Table Lamp Made as a Table Lamp, this quirky piece has an Art Pottery base, very much in the style of, and possi...

Table lamp Art deco Materia: Ceramic Style: Art Deco Country: Austria Keramos was a prominent Austrian ceramic manufacturer, based in Vienna. It was an initiative of three ceramists, Rudolf Wolf, Heinrich Wolf, and Ludwig Rys, who started the company in 1920. The company specialized in artistic ceramics, producing lamps, figures, vases, boxes, and bowls. They were known for their Art Deco figures of dancers, elegant women, and animals, with a characteristic style that combined grace and dynamism. Artists like Rudolf Podany and Stefan Dakon (who also worked for Goldscheider) designed many of their pieces. Throughout its history, spanning over 60 years, Keramos produced around 3000 model designs, created by approximately 60 ceramists. It participated in numerous exhibitions in Austria and internationally, winning awards (for example, a silver medal at the Paris Art Exhibition in 1925). To take care of your property and the lives of our customers, the new wiring has been done. If you want to live in the golden years, this is the table lamp that your project needs. We have specialized in the sale of Art Deco and Art Nouveau and Vintage styles since 1982.If you have any questions we are at your disposal. Pushing the button that reads 'View All From Seller'. And you can see more objects to the style for sale. KERAMOS HISTORY: WIENER KUNST...

A rare 1970s Italian pendant by Umberto Ghersi—sculpted in ceramic with a cratered surface. The globe shade glows from within, rendered in shifting glazes of sky blue, pale violet, a...