Mid-Century Gray Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp With Floral Motifs by Paul Quéré

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This elegant Mid-Century Modern ceramic table lamp, crafted in France circa 1950, seamlessly blends functionality with artistic craftsmanship. Featuring an … Read more This elegant Mid-Century Modern ceramic table lamp, crafted in France circa 1950, seamlessly blends functionality with artistic craftsmanship. Featuring an understated gray glazed surface adorned with subtle floral motifs, the lamp embodies the refined aesthetic sensibilities of post-war modernist design, while maintaining a timeless decorative appeal.

The ceramic base showcases a sophisticated gray glaze that enhances its sleek and minimalist silhouette. The soft, muted tone of gray provides versatility, allowing the lamp to complement a wide range of interior styles, from contemporary spaces to vintage-inspired rooms.

Delicate floral motifs embellish the surface, adding a touch of organic softness to the modernist form. The combination of clean lines and floral patterns demonstrates the synthesis of nature-inspired artistry and functional design that was prevalent in French Mid-Century Modern décor.

Designed with both form and function in mind, this lamp offers a warm and inviting light source while serving as a striking decorative element. Whether placed on a desk, side table, or console table, its balance of simplicity and detail makes it an ideal choice for those seeking subtle sophistication.

Originating in France, this piece is characteristic of the country's renowned tradition of ceramic artistry and design innovation during the mid-20th century. A true testament to timeless craftsmanship, this table lamp is not only a functional lighting fixture but a sculptural work of art suitable for collectors and admirers of Mid-Century Modern décor. Signed Paul Quéré, this lamp is newly rewired to American Standards, fitted with a custom gallery shade, and accommodates one edison base bulb achieving up to 100 watts of light. In Excellent Vintage Condition.

France, Circa 1950

Dimensions:

Height: 28 in (71.12 cm) x Diameter of Shade: 17 in (43.18 cm)

Diameter of Body: 7.5" See less