Pair Of Large Polychrome Earthenware Lamps From Gien, Bronze Mounts, 19th Century

Pair of table lamps, Gien, France, 19th century. Polychrome earthenware and gilt bronze, electrically mounted, contemporary shades.
A remarkable pair of table lamps crafted from large polychrome earthenware bases from the Gien factory, dating from the 19th century. Each generously curved base features a floral and foliate decoration in vibrant colors—royal blue, celadon green, saffron yellow, and burnt orange—emblematic of the ornamental refinement of the renowned Loire Valley pottery.
The finely chased gilt bronze mounts, with rocaille and foliate motifs, elegantly frame the ceramics, highlighting their silhouette with a touch of Second Empire splendor.
The lamps are topped with contemporary pleated beige silk shades, edged with contrasting braid, custom-made with high-quality craftsmanship. Fully serviced by a professional, the lamps are in perfect working order. They embody a rare blend of decorative heritage and modern functionality, ideal for enhancing a classic or eclectic interior. Dimensions: Height without shade: 40 cm Height with shade: 75 cm Diameter of the earthenware sphere: 17 cm Diameter of the shade: 50 cm Weight per lamp: 3.1 kg