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Merk: table lamps Chinese Buddha figures Vintage Table Lamps Chinese Buddha figures Ceramic Material: porcelain, ceramic, pottery Design: Ugo Zaccagnini Producer: Zaccagnini Origin: Italy, 1960 Style: Vintage, Mid century, Chinoiserie - two Chinese Ming-style Buddha figures Condition minor imperfection (see photos) All our lamps are fully working condition, however, we are shipping from Europe and for all our lamps or chandeliers we always recommend to have it checked by an electrician before use. Height 72,5cm - 28.5 inches Width 42cm- 16.5 inches Note: The lampshades are for illustration purposes and are not included in the sale. Description: A pair ceramic figural table lamps. Depicting 2 seating Chinese Ming Style Buddha figures. Made of terracotta finished with white glaze and heighten with gold the ceramist Ugo Zaccagnini, 1868 born in Pistoia. He studied at the Scuola di Disegno Industriale in Siesto Fiorentino. Until 1891 he worked as a sculptor and modeler in the Richard-Ginori ceramics factory in Sesto Fiorentino. In 1896 he founded a shop with Luigi Ceccherini, Egisto...