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- AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF SAMSON VASES AS LAMPS
AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF SAMSON VASES AS LAMPS
AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF SAMSON VASES AS LAMPS
France, circa 1890
A pair of unusual late nineteenth century Samson porcelain vases of spiralling hexagonal form, the white ground overlaid with pink and green sprays of flowers, and geometric diamonds to the top and base, now mounted as lamps with giltwood bases.
Please note:
Lampshade not included. Lamp photographed with a 18” diameter pale cream card Pembroke lampshade.
Currently wired for the UK with patinated brass plate and BC bulb fitting, with bronze twisted silk flex and black torpedo switch, with 13amp plug. PAT tested. Please enquire for rewiring services.
France, circa 1890
A pair of unusual late nineteenth century Samson porcelain vases of spiralling hexagonal form, the white ground overlaid with pink and green sprays of flowers, and geometric diamonds to the top and base, now mounted as lamps with giltwood bases.
Please note:
Lampshade not included. Lamp photographed with a 18” diameter pale cream card Pembroke lampshade.
Currently wired for the UK with patinated brass plate and BC bulb fitting, with bronze twisted silk flex and black torpedo switch, with 13amp plug. PAT tested. Please enquire for rewiring services.