Pair of White and Gold Craquelure Glaze Ceramic French Lamps with Rope Shades

Art Deco French ceramic and wood table lamp with silk lampshade, France, 1940s.

Pair of column table lamps in off white metal and brass details, France 1960's.

Pair of Danish teak and black leather table lamp with green silk lampshades.

These lamps dates from the period Sognot was concerned with more humble and affordable materials in response to material shortages after the World War II. It is hand crafted from six bamboo sticks encasing a cylindrical cotton canvas and wicker shade, it gives a soft warm light. Its scale sits it between a floor lamp and large table lamp. Good original condition with minimal wear of use. French designer Louis Sognot (1892-1970). A cabinetmaker, influenced by Art Deco and Cubism, Sognot became a professor of decoration at the acclaimed l’EcoleBoulein the 1920s. In 1932, he would collaborate with Charlotte Alix...

Vintage elegant Chinoiserie urn table lamp features large sculptural ceramic body with Blanc de Chine white glaze with craquelure effect. Highly detailed craquelure glaze texture is...

This pair of glazed ceramic lamps is transitional and are easily placed in a multitude of interior settings. The lamps are newly wired.

Pair of large scale white craquelure ceramic lamps with brass base and hardware. The Stiffel Lamp Company, circa 1960's. Measurements are: 37.5" ...

Elegant pair of ginger jar form ceramic table lamps with an aged deep gilt glazing over white crackled porcelain and black lacquered base. New brass stems and double socket clusters....