Mid Century Ceramic Lamp w/ Geometric Designs Signed by Marianna Von Allesch

This stunning Mid-Century Modern ceramic lamp was hand crafted in the United States circa 1960. It features an undulating cylindrical body sitting on a circular cafe au lait base. Th...

Mid-Century Modern table lamp by Marcello Fantoni in rich glazed vibrant turquoise blue stoneware, in the shape of a vase, intricately decorated with two wise men sitting under a tre...

This well scaled and materially dynamic Mid-Century Modernist Volcanic Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp W/ Illuminated Openings is by Hustadt Leuchten and originates from France, Circa 1970...

This artisan texturally exquisite Pair of Mid-Century Modernist Off White Ceramic Table Lamps W/Banded Detailing originates from the United States, Circa 1970. They feature urn form ...

An interesting Martz ceramic lamp with whimsical sgraffito decoration.

A charming lamp by Marius Bessone, Vallauris, France. Beautiful off-white glaze with stylized geometric motif, typical of his work from late 1960s-1970s. Ceramic base alone measures ...

Mid-Century Ceramic Lamp by Jean Rivier, 1950's, Vallauris, France A beautiful milky white and blue glazed ceramic lamp. Signed below: "Jean Rivier". It is in a very good conditio...

Ceramic midcentury lamp by Boch Freres Keramis vase, 1960s. Beautiful midcentury lamp by Boch Frères with geometrical patterns and very modern colours. The enamel is slightly grainy with a beautiful shine. The tapered shape gives it a great elegance. The ceramic measures 23 cm, 41 cm with the lampshade. The diameter of the ceramic is 9 cm. The lamp is in very good condition. Signed under the base. circa 1960. --------------------------- Royal Boch is an earthenware factory located in La Louvière, Belgium. Founded in 1841, it markets its products under the name Keramis. The factory was founded in 1841 by Eugène and Victor Boch, descendants of a family of earthenware makers since the 18th century. Production, which began in 1844, grew rapidly. Kéramis took part in the Universal Exhibition in Paris. During the 19th century, Dutch craftsmen were hired. Charles Catteau was hired at the end of 1906 as a draughtsman (creation and painting of decorations) and quickly became head of the decoration department. We owe him a significant production of Art Deco products...