Pair of coloured ceramic table lamps in Art Nouveau style, 1918, with new shades.

A colorful pair of Art Nouveau–Art Deco floral ceramic table lamps with bespoke burnt-orange shades—hand-painted in 1918 and newly rewired with U.S. plugs, ready for bedside tables, consoles, or living-room lighting. This striking pair of table lamps began as hand-painted Dutch Gouda vases created in 1918 at Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland (PZH), one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated ceramic factories. Painted by Gerarda Johanna Lugthart—whose initials appear on both bases—in a design that sits beautifully between late Art Nouveau and the emerging rhythm and structure of early Art Deco. Visually, the lamps are defined by their slender, hourglass silhouette and bright, intricate floral motifs in rust orange, ochre yellow, lavender-blue, and soft green on a warm cream ground. The surfaces are densely decorated, giving them an almost textile-like richness that feels both joyful and sophisticated. Each base carries the original PZH Lazarus Gate mark, model number, decor name, and painter’s signature. Amitābha Studio transformed the pair into one-of-a-kind lamps using custom brass fittings, new fabric-wrapped cords, and bespoke burnt-orange linen shades trimmed in Houlès passementerie. The warm orange shades complement the floral palette and create an inviting glow, making these lamps ideal for bedside tables, living rooms, or anywhere that benefits from color and soft, atmospheric light. Together, they represent an exceptional fusion of early 20th-century Dutch craftsmanship and contemporary studio refinement—beautiful decorative objects that are also fully functional and interior-ready.