Table Lamps
Table lamps chosen for what they are made of. Glazed ceramic in saturated color, faceted and hand-cut crystal, travertine and alabaster cut as pillars, veined marble, and woven wicker and rope. Material is what separates a lamp that reads expensive from one that reads like a lamp, and it is what these were bought for.
The forms run from the classic gourd and vase silhouettes through columns, double gourds and sculptural abstracts, in heights from twenty-two to thirty-five inches. Most are made to order and every one can be fitted with a pleated shade instead of a plain hardback, in silk, linen, raffia or a hand block print, chosen at checkout.
Looking for something narrower and taller for a console or sideboard? See the buffet lamps. No outlet where you need light? The cordless lamps run on rechargeable batteries. To shop shades on their own, browse the pleated lamp shades, split into printed and patterned and silk and linen.
