Dana & Fabe

This handcrafted ceramic table lamp is formed by hand and finished in a layered mineral teal glaze, achieved through high-temperature kiln firing. The rounded vessel is hand-thrown i...

This 20th-century terracotta vessel originates from southern Anatolia, Turkey, where it was traditionally used for storing and transporting olive oil. Hand-thrown from coarse, iron-rich clay and fired using traditional methods, the jar was made for everyday agricultural use, with a broad, stable body and twin looped handles at the shoulder for lifting and handling. The unglazed surface has developed a deep, sun-baked patina over time, with rich tonal variation ranging from warm burnt terracotta to darker mineralised areas. Subtle firing marks, surface texture, and areas of natural wear reflect years of practical use and give the piece its distinctive depth and character. Carefully and professionally converted in the UK into a table lamp, the vessel retains its original weight and proportions while incorporating antique bronze fittings and traditional wiring. Its rounded silhouette and grounded scale create a strong yet understated presence, ideal for adding warmth and texture to a space. With its rich earthy tones and classic twin-handled form, this Anatolian olive jar lamp...

This 20th-century terracotta vessel originates from rural Turkey, where it was traditionally used for storing water, grains, and other household provisions. Hand-thrown from locally ...

This 20th-century terracotta vessel originates from rural Turkey, where it was traditionally used for storing grains and dried goods. Hand-thrown from locally sourced clay and fired ...

This antique terracotta vessel originates from southern Anatolia, Turkey, a region known for its long-standing tradition of agricultural pottery and iron-rich clay. Hand-thrown and wood-fired, the jar was formed for everyday use, its substantial walls and broad, balanced proportions designed for strength and stability in working environments. Originally used for storing olive oil or water, the vessel features twin looped handles at the shoulder for lifting and transport. The unglazed surface has developed a deep, time-softened patina through firing, use, and age, with natural tonal variation, mineral markings, and subtle areas of wear that give the piece its rich, earthy character. The jar has been carefully and professionally converted in the UK into a table lamp, preserving its original form and weight while integrating antique bronze fittings and traditional wiring. Its rounded silhouette and grounded scale give it a sculptural presence, equally suited to larger bedside tables, consoles, or sideboards. With its warm natural tones, raw texture, and classic twin-handled form, this antique olive jar lamp...

This 20th-century terracotta vessel originates from western Turkey, a region known for its long tradition of agricultural pottery and distinctive mineral-rich clay. Hand-thrown and traditionally fired, the jar features a characteristic two-tone finish, with a deep green glazed upper section and a raw terracotta body below. Originally used for storing and transporting olive oil, the glazed rim sealed the surface to prevent absorption, while the unglazed lower half allowed the clay to remain breathable and durable in working environments. Today, this practical construction gives the piece its distinctive contrast — a rich olive-green glaze set against a softly weathered, timeworn terracotta base. The vessel has been carefully and professionally converted in the UK into a table lamp, preserving its original proportions and character while integrating antique bronze fittings and traditional wiring. The surface shows natural variations, mineral markings, and gentle wear that reflect its age, use, and handmade origin. With its classic twin-handled form, earthy texture, and deep green accent, this olive jar lamp...

This 20th-century glazed terracotta vessel originates from western Turkey, a region long known for its agricultural pottery and distinctive red clay. Hand-thrown and traditionally fired, the jar features a practical two-tone finish: a glazed upper section designed to seal the surface, and a raw lower body that retains the natural warmth and texture of the clay. Originally used for storing and transporting olive oil, the partial glaze prevented seepage while allowing the vessel to remain durable and breathable — a functional detail that today gives the piece its rich burnt amber tone and soft, timeworn sheen. The balanced proportions and twin handles lend the form a classic Mediterranean silhouette, both sculptural and grounded. The vessel has been carefully and professionally converted in the UK into a table lamp, preserving its original character while integrating antique bronze fittings and traditional wiring. The surface shows subtle variations, kiln markings, and gentle wear that speak to its history and handmade origin. With its warm glaze, natural terracotta base, and timeless profile, this piece sits beautifully within English country, farmhouse, Mediterranean, and rustic interiors, as well as heritage-inspired or wabi-sabi spaces where natural materials and quiet craftsmanship take precedence. A versatile olive jar lamp...

This mid-20th-century double-handled terracotta vessel originates from central Anatolia, Turkey, a region long renowned for its iron-rich clay and enduring pottery traditions. Hand-t...

This 20th-century hand-thrown terracotta storage jar originates from Western Anatolia, crafted using local clay and kiln-fired to develop a rich amber-toned glaze that covers the upp...

This 20th-century field-fired terracotta amphora was crafted in Anatolia using rich local clay and traditional open-kiln techniques. Once used for the storage and transport of oil or...

This 20th-century terracotta olive jar originates from Central Anatolia, where dense, iron-rich clay and open-kiln firing produced durable vessels intended for storing and transporti...

This 20th-century terracotta olive jar comes from Western Anatolia, where it was originally crafted for storing olive oil after harvest. The broad-shouldered, twin-handled form and n...