American Modern White Ceramic, Brass and Walnut Table Lamp

1960s Nessen Studios tall table lamp designed by Greta Von Nessen, constructed of brass, linen and glass. The body of the lamp is a tall square column with a square base, towards the...

Ceramic table lamp designed by Aldo Londi for Bitossi of Italy. Multi-colored in green and blue with impressed patterns around the body of the lamp, resting on a black metal base, re...

Turned solid teak table lamp with brass and ebony inlay and a leather wrapped base. Created by H. Passke of Denmark circa 1960s with an rich color to the teak and a soft patina to th...

Italian ceramic table lamp circa 1960s marked on the bottom "Italy 287" attributed to Aldo Londi for Bittosi ceramics of Italy. Lavender main glaze with off white recessed oval embel...

Presenting an American 1950s Stiffel cream colored ceramic lamp, elegantly mounted on a handsome stepped brass base. This lamp has recently been ...

High Style Mid-century era white porcelain table lamp with gold leaf and the lampshade pictured. The epitome of classic simplicity on a gran...

This single vintage brass and porcelain Stiffel table lamp features a charming pineapple brass detail atop a white porcelain base. In very good vintage condition, it adds a touch of ...

Meet Bella. Inspired by Mid-Century Modern design, Bella is both curvy and tapered, making her substantial but quite elegant. A hand poured porcelain base is topped with a hand turned walnut neck and finial. Nubbly boucle shade. Nickel hardware, black cloth cord and plug. Designed by Daniel Oates and Dana Brandwein in 2008. * Shown in Vanilla Bean glaze. Dimensions Lamp: 23" high with shade x approx 9" diameter base Shade: 17" diameter x 10" high About the Glaze We developed our own glaze recipes and mix them in small batches regularly. There will be variation. Our vanilla bean glaze is a semi-matte, almost satin finished white glaze with specs that remind us of vanilla bean ice-cream. Because this is a drippy glaze we dip the bottom of the lamp a few inches up with our snowflake to catch the drip. Our oyster glaze is a beautifully neutral cream colored gloss glaze that is quite drippy. You may see some layering drips and the bottom is dipped a few inches up with our glossy white glaze to keep the cream glaze from hitting the kiln shelf. Our indigo glaze is more technique than glaze. The first...