Pair of Imari Porcelain Table Lamps – 19th Century
Splendid and elegant pair of table lamps made with two Japanese Imari porcelain vases from the Meiji period (19th century). These lamps masterfully blend the refinement of the Eastern ceramic tradition with the taste of high European bronze craftsmanship.
Main Features:
Porcelain Body: The vases feature the classic "Imari" color palette: underglaze cobalt blue, iron red, and touches of pure gold. The rich and meticulous decoration depicts flowering baskets (ikebana), stylized floral motifs, and geometric reserves typical of Arita production.
Gilt Bronze Mounts: The base is supported by a refined gilt bronze mount, chased with acanthus leaves and rocaille scrolls, which confer stability and formal elegance.
Technical Details: The upper part features a pierced bronze collar housing the lamp holder. The ivory pleated lampshades (included) diffuse a warm light that enhances the brilliance of the enamels.
Condition: Excellent overall condition. The porcelain has no visible hairlines or chips. Working electrical system.
Period: Meiji period (1868 - 1912)
Dimensions:
Total height: 72 cm to the shade, 45 to the vases
Lampshade width: 50 cm.
Width at the body 16 cm
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