Table Lamp in Plaster, Serge Roche, 1940s

A rare mid-20th century table lamp in ceramic by Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund, recently rewired, model #302. White background with yellow, blue and grey stripes. Signed “Lotte” in the glaze. The History of Lotte Lamps and the Bostlund Family The Bostlund family originated in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the husband Gunnar trained at the Technical University as a ceramic engineer. His wife Lotte trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Danish School for Arts and Crafts. The original family business was in the production of techni- cal ceramics - namely porcelain insulators...

A pair of 19th century Paris bistro syphon soda bottles converted to table lamps. Caning over glass, with pewter fittings and porcelain bases. 33” to top of harp, 23” to socket.

A nice double-gourd form syphon soda bottle in blown glass, porcelain, pewter and wicker wrapping, recently electrified. The porcelain base is decorated with glazed scenes of tall sa...

A French 19th century architectural finial in zinc, mounted as a table lamp.

French Organic Modern Serge Roche Inspired Plaster Lamp. Large Hollywood Regency plaster table lamp inspired by Serge Roche, circ...

Vintage Serge Roche or Dorothy Draper Hollywood Regency style pair of plaster lamps with wave design and shades. Wear to paint, shades in nice condition...

This exquisite table lamp, constructed from plaster over a wooden core, is a stunning example of Rocaille design, a style characterized by intricate ornamentation and organic forms. ...

1940s plaster wall sconces in the manner of Serge Roche and Dorothy Draper. No markings or labels. These are vintage showing age along with the original working shown in the back. Th...