This chamotte stoneware table lamp is a striking example of mid-century modern design, combining the era's affinity for natural materials with an emphasis on sculptural form. This particular lamp features a uniquely shaped body crafted from chamotte stoneware, a type of ceramic known for its durability and textured finish. The base has an organic, almost abstract, silhouette that sets it apart from more conventional designs. No matter from which angle this lamp is looked at, it has something unique to offer.

Standing as a large table lamp, it commands attention in any room - not only as a source of light, but as a statement piece of decor. The lamp’s substantial height and presence make it a focal point suitable for anchoring a room with its bold form and natural beauty. This lamp has a strong elemental feel to it, with a clear focus on the materials. The surface shows each movement the maker made, creating the raw, rustic look. The light emitted from the lamp highlights the textured surface of the stoneware, adding depth and visual interest to the piece. The lamp's shade complements the base with a simple, linen-like material in a neutral color that allows the intricate design of the base to take the attention. Together, the base and shade create a harmonious balance, merging functional lighting with artistic expression. The lamp treads a fine line between art and design; it is not just a functional object but a piece of art that encapsulates the earthy, organic aesthetic of 1970s European design.

Instead of creating tension, the contrasting shapes and materials bring the design into perfect balance thanks to the unique material choices. This lamp is undoubtedly as captivating from afar as it is up close.

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Condition:

In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The lamp has recently been rewired. The shade is a later replacement.

Dimensions:

Body:

13.39 in W x 5.12 in D x 20.08 in H

34 cm W x 13 cm D x 51 cm H

Shade:

15.75 in ⌀ x 9.06 in H

40 cm ⌀ x 23 cm H