Royal Delft 1924 Blue and White Ceramic Table Lamp, New Vermilion Silk Shade

Dutch faience lamp from the early 20th century made from a De Porceleyne Fles vase from 1924, hand-painted, featuring a rich cobalt blue botanical design and topped with a custom new dupion silk shade. An early 20th-century Dutch Delftware lamp crafted from a hand-painted 1924 De Porceleyne Fles vase, featuring richly layered cobalt blue botanical decoration and topped with a new custom vermilion dupion silk lampshade. Professionally wired for immediate use; accommodates E26/E27 bulbs and supplied with a US plug or adapted for international use. Listed height includes the shade. This table lamp by Amitābha Studio features a Royal Delft (De Porceleyne Fles) porcelain vase from 1924, hand painted by artist Th. A.B. Van Lingen with ribbed form and parsley leaf and flower decoration. The blue and white Delft ceramic base showcases the traditional craftsmanship of the renowned Dutch pottery manufacturer, with hand-painted botanical motifs characteristic of the period. The lamp has been fitted with a new vermilion dupion silk lampshade and fabric-wrapped cord by Amitābha Studio. Royal Delft, also known as De Porceleyne Fles, has been producing hand-painted blue and white ceramics since 1653, making this 1924 example part of a centuries-old tradition of Dutch pottery craftsmanship. The conversion to a lamp allows this decorative vase to serve both as functional lighting and as a display piece showcasing early 20th century Dutch ceramic artistry.