Ceramic Lamp Base
French or European work, circa 1970.
Speckled glaze ceramic lamp base.
Thrown and glazed ceramic.
Dimensions: Ceramic H 42 x Cylinder D 12 x Base D 29 cm.
This architecturally shaped ceramic lamp base consists of a thick circular base surmounted by a vertical cylindrical stem, forming a balanced and formally simple whole.
The ceramic is covered with a speckled glaze in deep shades, blending anthracite grey, violet, and aubergine tones, evoking a texture similar to volcanic stone. The surface has a granite-like, irregular appearance, revealing a masterful glazing technique.
This type of production reflects the revival of decorative ceramics in the 1960s, marked by an interest in simple volumes and textural effects.
The simplicity of the design, the accuracy of the proportions, and the complexity of the textured glaze demonstrate an artistic approach focused on the surface rather than ornamentation. This approach is characteristic of European productions of the period, particularly in France and Germany.
Diane CHATELET - IMPOSSIBLE GALLERY
General Antiques Dealer
Expert in Furniture and Works of Art with the European Chamber of Expert Consultants in Works of Art (CECOA)
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Speckled glaze ceramic lamp base.
Thrown and glazed ceramic.
Dimensions: Ceramic H 42 x Cylinder D 12 x Base D 29 cm.
This architecturally shaped ceramic lamp base consists of a thick circular base surmounted by a vertical cylindrical stem, forming a balanced and formally simple whole.
The ceramic is covered with a speckled glaze in deep shades, blending anthracite grey, violet, and aubergine tones, evoking a texture similar to volcanic stone. The surface has a granite-like, irregular appearance, revealing a masterful glazing technique.
This type of production reflects the revival of decorative ceramics in the 1960s, marked by an interest in simple volumes and textural effects.
The simplicity of the design, the accuracy of the proportions, and the complexity of the textured glaze demonstrate an artistic approach focused on the surface rather than ornamentation. This approach is characteristic of European productions of the period, particularly in France and Germany.
Diane CHATELET - IMPOSSIBLE GALLERY
General Antiques Dealer
Expert in Furniture and Works of Art with the European Chamber of Expert Consultants in Works of Art (CECOA)
FREE APPRAISALS - BUYING - SELLING
380 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Ceramic
Diameter: 29 cm
Height: 42 cm
Reference (ID): 1731743
Availability: In stock
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