19th Century Delft Vase now a Lamp

A pair of pale jade green American pressed glass vases now mounted as lamps with custom shades.. Circa 1920's.

A jade green Steuben glass vase now electrified and mounted as a table lamp. Unsigned.

A pottery vessel with interesting shell encrustations converted into a lamp.

A large 18th century carved Italian prickett stick now a lamp. Dimensions are of candlestick only.

Pair of 19th century Chinese Guan type vases in bottle form with gentle broad fluting.

A Danish Mid-Century table lamp composed of metal base, white ceramic body and slender teak neck.

A beautiful antique ceramic Delft vase, which was later changed into a table lamp, in the 1960s. The ceramic Delft vase dates from circa 1880. It is marked on the bottom. The ceramic...

A pair of 19-century delft vases with traditional decoration with blue on white with mounted black painted bases and birds perched on the lids. Lamps mount...

An elegant pair of 19th century Chinese baluster-form porcelain vases now mounted as lamps with gilt decoration on white ground; one of the prettiest pair of Chinese lamps that we ha...

Chinese Porcelain Famille Verte Vase mounted as a lamp depicting an Islamic market, raised up on turned base. Dimensions height 22 Inches width 8 Inches d...

A very fine pair of 19th century Chinese ‘powder blue’ ground famille verte vases. Famille verte porcelain is known for its elaborate figural designs and sophisticated decoration. Th...

Baluster shape lamp in blue and white Delft earthenware adorned with flowers and foliages Paunch of gadroons supporting a ball adorned with flowers. Mount in chiseled and gilt bronze. Quadripod cut base and adorned with foliages in grooved bottom cartridges. Work realized in the 19th century. New and functional electrical system. !The price doesn’t include the lampshade price. However, our workshop can advise you with pleasure and realize it with your size and color choices! Delft earthenware refers to the Dutch production settled in number near to Delft, since the 17th century. This earthenware became famous because it succeeds to imitate the Ming Chinese dynasty porcelain...