Israeli Floor Lamps

Roman Oil Lamp Mediterranean to Holy Land Region, 2nd-3rd Century AD Additional Information: Material: Clay, terracotta Period: Mid to late Roman Imperial Date: 2nd to 3rd century AD Origin: Mediterranean basin to Holy Land regions Features and Provenance: Light was integral for security, work, ceremony and travel when the sun went down. Oil and animal fats were the only suitable resources for lamps and olive oil, in particular, was plentiful. A wick was coiled into the body of the lamp that had been filled, the wick soaked up the oil and the wick protruded through the side hole and was lit. Lamps were made by pressing clay into a mould and then fixing the two halves together. Early production line factories were developed to make lamps such was the demand. Depictions of heroic acts, military themes, games and deities were common favourite motifs Description: A moulded terracotta clay lamp depicting soldier standing restraining a rearing horse, military standard...

A fantastic vintage pleated silk over metal floor lamp. A beautiful organic shape inspired by shapes found in nature. Made by the creatives at Aqua Creations and called “Morning Glor...

Stunning organic floor lamp made by Aqua Creations, illuminated sculpture !, elegant flowing design made by hand of crushed silk and metal. It casts a soft, dream-like glow from its ...