Antique Lamp - Bronze And Enamelled Chinese Porcelain - Parakeet - Period: Early 20th Century

Lovely little old lamp, neat and original assembly, in very beautiful Chinese porcelain, white and yellow enamel, representing a parakeet with folded wings, serene gaze perched on a rocky openwork base.

The original brass frame is composed of a base resting on four small ball feet and a button rod, serving as a switch, equipped with a bayonet system light.
The pleated, twisted lampshade is made of hand-pleated cream-white silk pongee, which diffuses a very soft light. It is enhanced with gold-colored stripes and completely period too.

Period: Qing Dynasty.
Circa: 1900-1910
Dimensions: Total height: 40cm x Width: 11cm
Parakeet height: 20.7cm
Shade: Height 14.5cm
Top width: 9.3cm Bottom width: 18.3cm

Often neglected, table lamps (or table lamps) take on many functions and add a decorative touch to our spaces.

Their small size and versatility make them easy to place, move in all circumstances and adapt to any room.
Functional, they make it possible to add the last note to our light decorations by providing extra lighting.

Indeed, we tend to think that the larger the luminaire, the better the lighting and the fewer luminaires are needed. It is not so.

Harmonious lighting is very complex, and requires a certain creative sensitivity. It is the small lamps such as table lamps that transform a lighted but cold space into a warm and friendly habitat.

Aesthetic, these small old lamps are decorative objects in their own right. They have always been created to dress with finesse and style.