1980s Postmodern Ceramic Table Lamp by François Chatain.

A rare and artful statement lamp by French designer François Chatain, made in the 1980s. This sculptural table lamp features a dramatic stacked silhouette with three contrasting ceramic segments in black, metallic silver, and ivory glazes. The lampshade can be inclined in all directions thanks to its brass ball-joint. An iconic example of French postmodern design that doubles as both functional lighting and collectible art. —— About the Designer: François Chatain was an independent French designer and ceramicist known for bold, geometric lighting and decorative objects during the 1970s and 80s. His work embraced sculptural form and postmodern aesthetics, often combining contrasting glazes and minimalist silhouettes. His pieces are highly sought after by collectors of French design and studio ceramics. —— • Will be shipped with DHL Express including insurance. —— • Designer: François Chatain (marked on socket). • Origin: France, circa 1980s. • Materials: Glazed ceramic • Cloth-covered conical shade • Bakelite bulb socket • Brass ball joint. • Glaze: High gloss black • Mirror-like silver-grey • Creamy ivory. • Dimensions: Base Height 50 cm • Base Ø 11.5 cm • Shade Ø 35 cm • Total Height 62 cm. • Bulb socket: E27 • 230V • Max 75W • EU 2-pin power plug. • Switch: Inline rocker switch. • Condition: Excellent • Fully functional. —— Perfect for postmodern interiors, sculptural design lovers, or collectors of unique French lighting. This lamp brings elegance and bold design to gallery-style spaces, living rooms, or creative workspaces.