A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE VASE LAMP

Of generous proportions, the vase is painted in cobalt blue with scrolling lambrequin motifs to the shoulder, above freely drawn floral sprays. The decoration and form suggest a European origin in the late 17th to early 18th century, likely from one of the major centres of tin-glazed earthenware production. The lambrequin motif - a hallmark of both French faience and Dutch Delftware of the period - makes definitive attribution difficult, though it sits comfortably within either tradition.

Wired for UK plugs with braided silk flex - E27 bulb holder. Conversion to US and EU wiring possible.

Shown here with a 18" shade - possibly available separately. Please see our lampshade collection.

French or The Netherlands, late 17th / early 18th century