Mid-20th Century French Provence Glazed Terracotta Table Lamp

This vintage Turkish terracotta jar showcases a distinctive glazed neck that contrasts beautifully with its textured, earthy body, traditionally used for storing grains and essential...

Description: This 20th-century Anatolian terracotta vase embodies the artistry of traditional Turkish pottery. Handcrafted with precision, its twin-handled design and textured finish...

This 20th-century Anatolian terracotta pot embodies the essence of traditional craftsmanship with its twin-handled design and distinctive green-glazed rim. Once a functional vessel f...

This dark terracotta jar, featuring a beautifully weathered finish and dual handles, is a testament to traditional Anatolian craftsmanship. Originally crafted for storing grains and...

England, circa 1940 A large bulbous terracotta vase with areas of salt glaze decoration and drips to the rim, now converted as a lamp. Height 38.00cm Diameter 35.00cm Please note...

A beautiful glazed ceramic burnt orange coloured lamp probably from the Vallauris area in the South of France. Rewired. Shade for display.

Ceramic table lamp, made from an antique Italian stoneware lamp, with beautiful yellow and orange glaze. Newly rewired with an adjustable harp, dimmer at the neck, and on/off switch ...

A distinctive example of British studio pottery lighting from the 1980s, this handmade ceramic table lamp was crafted by Graeme James in his Chipping Campden workshop. The base combines terracotta and stoneware, executed using the traditional wax resist technique—a process where wax is applied by hand before glazing. As the glaze resists the waxed areas during firing, it reveals expressive brushstrokes and exposes the raw terracotta beneath, producing a multi-layered, highly tactile surface. This vintage pottery lamp...