Georgia Jacob, Corolle Series Sculptural Modernist Handkerchief Lamp Base

This elegantly sculptural, hand-built, and glazed studio art ceramic lamp is of British Modernist design by Peter Ellery for his Cornish pottery stud...

This elegant work of Swedish Mid Century Modern design is by Hjördis Oldfors (b. 1920 - d. 2014) for Upsala Ekeby. Oldfors was a celebrated Swedish ceramicist, painting, and textile ...

This striking work of Swedish midcentury Modernist design is by Tilgmans Keramik of Gothenburg, Sweden, and was designed during the era of Marian Zawadzki (b. 1912 - d. 1978) a profe...

This statement work of Mid-Century Modern design is by Ingrid Atterberg, (b. 1920 - d. 2008) a celebrated epitome for illustrious 20th century Swedish ceramic design. Atterberg was a...

This awesome work of Mid-Century Modern design is by Ingrid Atterberg, (b. 1920 - d. 2008) a celebrated epitome for illustrious 20th-century Swedish ceramic design. Atterberg was als...

This vivid work of of mid-century Modernist design is by Albert Hallam for British Pottery Beswick, a firmly celebrated name in British ceramics design. The stylised and elegant bottle form rested against the draped cushioning is just one of a range of creative and unexpected designs found in the Zebrette series. The semi-matte satin glaze décor is a base of Chiffon cream that is overlaid with the hand-painted Sable black stripes. The interior is an application gloss glaze in Bumblebee yellow, creating a striking contrast. This elegantly striking piece is stylistically contemporary and yet also prominently of the mid-century vivaciousness, the combination of the form with the colour palette and condition makes it a rare find. Condition Excellent. There are no chips or repairs. The most significant wear is movement marks that is on the underside of the base and mild crazing that is commensurable with the age of the piece. Please refer to photos as they form part of the condition report. The underside of the base bears the inscription 'BESWICK, ENGLAND' and the model number '1343', accompanied by the Beswick stamp and the text 'REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR'. Measurements Height: c. " 9.8 / 25 cm. Width: c. 5.7" / 14.6 cm (across widest point). Rim measurements: c. 3.1" / 7.8 cm. Depth: c. 9.6" / 24.5 cm. Base measurements: c. 4.4" / 11.2 cm x c. 5.7" / 14.6 cm. A Bit Of History Beswick Pottery 1892 - 2002 The Beswick firm was founded as 'J W Beswick' in 1892 by James Beswick and his sons in Staffordshire and originally produced tableware and ornaments. Following James Beswick's death in 1921, his grandson John took over and continued to expand the business. In 1934, introduced a new range of jugs, bowls and vases decorated with new matte glazes. Responding to the Modernist design influence of the time, many of these highly distinctive shapes were designed by Mr Symcox. These works were often decorated in 'satin-matte' glazes using soft pastel colours running into each other or arranged in striking modern geometric blocks and lines. Beswick would go on to become known for their ceramic animal figures before being taken over by Royal Doulton in 1969 and finally closing in the early 2000s. Little is known about the life and background of Albert Hallam. However, it is known that Hallam joined Beswick at the age of 14 as apprentice mould maker and in due course became the head of mould making. His model of the Norwegian Fjord Horse is a sought after collectible today. It is also known that Hallam contributed to hundreds of designs in the 1940s alone. Together with other well-known Beswick designers such as Colin Melbourne...

Large Georgia Jacob lamp, Corolle model, in coral orange color, made in France in the 1970s. Inspired by the shape of a flaming torch, these lamps create beautiful swirls and drapes...

Corolle lamp by Georgia Jacob, made from resin on a marble base. France, 1970s. perfect vintage condition. rare yellow version. we also have the orange colored on stock.

Captivating table lamp designer by the 1970s French designer Georgia Jacob. It is made of a small marble base and resin coated fabric. Original labels on the foot. Georgia Jacob, a notable figure in French design. She is most famous for her "draped" lamps of the early to mid 1970's. The inspiration comes from the freedom and effortless beauty of draped fabric. Its casual elegance. She came up with the idea of taking knit textile...

Georgia Jacob Lamp Athena beige 'Banana'. circa 1975 Plastic and ceramic base Signed on the base Dimensions: H 55 x D 18 cm Good vintage condition...

Ophelie Lamp by French designer Georgia Jacob in the 1970's. Resin on marble base. Sourced in Lyon France. Very good condition just just a little dust in the inside.

Exclusive and eccentric large table lamp “Athena”, a patent design created by Georgia Jacob in the 80s. Athena is the large version of the series ‘Coqueluche’ and Ophelie lamps. It ...