Royal Copenhagen - Table lamp - Porcelain

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Royal Copenhagen vintage porcelain table lamp from the 1970s, built from a glazed porcelain vase with a cobalt blue and white floral decor on a dark wooden base with a brass-coloured fitting and a pleated green‑gold lampshade; height about 30 cm, foot Ø11 cm, weight approx. 1749 g, in excellent vintage condition.

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Royal Copenhagen – Vintage porcelain table lamp – 1970s

A distinctive and atmospheric vintage table lamp from the 1970s, made with a porcelain vase from the renowned Danish Royal Copenhagen.

The porcelain lamp base is finished in a beautiful deep cobalt blue glaze and decorated with an elegant floral motif of a large white flower and soft gray-green leaves. The glossy porcelain forms a striking contrast with the warm brass-colored hardware.

The vase is placed on a richly carved dark wooden pedestal, giving the lamp a classical and somewhat oriental-inspired appearance. The brass-colored socket is equipped with a practical switch.

The lamp is completed by a handsome pleated lampshade in a soft green-gold tint. The shade colour complements both the floral décor and the warm brass details and creates a pleasant, atmospheric light when illuminated.

A decorative vintage object in which Danish Royal Copenhagen porcelain, brass, dark wood and textile harmonize. Thanks to its pronounced yet elegant appearance, the lamp fits excellently in a classical, Scandinavian, Japandi or eclectic interior.

Specifications

* Porcelain: Royal Copenhagen
* Period: 1970s
* Construction: porcelain vase, converted to a table lamp
* Decor: cobalt blue with white flower and gray-green leaves
* Materials: glazed porcelain, brass/metal, wood and textile
* Lampshade: pleated, green-gold tint

Dimensions: approx. H 30 cm × Ø base 11 cm

Weight: approx. 1,749 grams

* Condition: vintage state with minimal signs of wear appropriate to age; see the photos for a good impression of condition.

An attractive and characterful table lamp for lovers and collectors of Royal Copenhagen and vintage Danish design.

The buyer may choose whether to receive the lampshade with the lamp. So it can be inclusive of the shade or exclusive of the LED fitting. If the auction ends, you send the buyer a message with the choice.

This item is safely packed for Smart Shipping, insured with track and trace.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Royal Copenhagen – Vintage porcelain table lamp – 1970s

A distinctive and atmospheric vintage table lamp from the 1970s, made with a porcelain vase from the renowned Danish Royal Copenhagen.

The porcelain lamp base is finished in a beautiful deep cobalt blue glaze and decorated with an elegant floral motif of a large white flower and soft gray-green leaves. The glossy porcelain forms a striking contrast with the warm brass-colored hardware.

The vase is placed on a richly carved dark wooden pedestal, giving the lamp a classical and somewhat oriental-inspired appearance. The brass-colored socket is equipped with a practical switch.

The lamp is completed by a handsome pleated lampshade in a soft green-gold tint. The shade colour complements both the floral décor and the warm brass details and creates a pleasant, atmospheric light when illuminated.

A decorative vintage object in which Danish Royal Copenhagen porcelain, brass, dark wood and textile harmonize. Thanks to its pronounced yet elegant appearance, the lamp fits excellently in a classical, Scandinavian, Japandi or eclectic interior.

Specifications

* Porcelain: Royal Copenhagen
* Period: 1970s
* Construction: porcelain vase, converted to a table lamp
* Decor: cobalt blue with white flower and gray-green leaves
* Materials: glazed porcelain, brass/metal, wood and textile
* Lampshade: pleated, green-gold tint

Dimensions: approx. H 30 cm × Ø base 11 cm

Weight: approx. 1,749 grams

* Condition: vintage state with minimal signs of wear appropriate to age; see the photos for a good impression of condition.

An attractive and characterful table lamp for lovers and collectors of Royal Copenhagen and vintage Danish design.

The buyer may choose whether to receive the lampshade with the lamp. So it can be inclusive of the shade or exclusive of the LED fitting. If the auction ends, you send the buyer a message with the choice.

This item is safely packed for Smart Shipping, insured with track and trace.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Danish design
Material
Porcelain
Manufacturer/brand
Royal Copenhagen
Country of origin
Denmark
Style
Scandinavian design
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
30 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Weight
1749 g
Estimated period
1960-1970
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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