Table lamp in pyrite stone by Guy Baudat, 1970s – Ball base

Vintage table lamp from the 1970s, attributed to Guy Baudat, featuring a spherical base made of pyrite stoneware and a decorative lampshade with a botanical composition. The ceramic base has a glossy glaze in shades of beige, ochre, and brown, accented with dark inclusions and pyrite patterns that give the surface a unique mineral appearance. Its rounded shape and tapered neck highlight the sculptural balance of this piece. The slightly flared cylindrical lampshade is distinguished by its crackled background in honey, amber, and old rose tones, adorned with raised dried plants. The burgundy borders emphasise the decoration and enhance the overall chromatic richness. This lamp combines the expressive presence of handcrafted ceramics with a warm botanical decor, characteristic of vintage decorative aesthetics. It will naturally find its place in a collector's interior, an eclectic decor, or a collection of 20th-century lighting and decorative arts. Features. * Creator: attributed to Guy Baudat. * Era: 1970s, to be confirmed. * Material: pyrite stoneware. * Shape: spherical base. * Lampshade: decoration of dried plants on a crackled background. * Colours: beige, ochre, brown, amber, and burgundy. * Condition: very good condition. A decorative lamp with character, appreciated for its speckled stoneware base and its uniquely botanical decorated lampshade.