Antique

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The lamp is not tested and needs to have a longer cable and plug to make it fully functional. While it is an antique and shows signs of age, there is no structural damage but there are some significant chips and slightly damages on the flowers, as shown in the pictures. Also, the top of the shade needs to be glued to make it fixed. But it is not damaged.Antique: YesCord Colour: WhiteSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainVintage: YesColour: MulticolouredBrand: AntiqueDesign: ShadedType: Table LampDepartment: Unisex AdultsSensor Type: LightOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalStyle: Baroque/RococoFinish: PaintedCountry of Origin: GermanyIlluminate your space with a touch of elegance and history with this stunning antique porcelain table lamp by Royal KPM Bavaria. This piece is a testament to the renowned quality and artistry of German porcelain manufacturing. The lamp features a beautifully detailed, handpainted floral design that wraps around the body, accented by classic gold trim. The intricate brushwork and vibrant colors are a hallmark of the Royal KPM studio. This lamp is not just a source of light, but a work of art that will elevate any room.Condition: The lamp is not tested and needs to have a longer cable and plug to make it fully functional. While it is an antique and shows signs of age, there is no structural damage but there are some significant chips and slightly damages on the flowers, as shown in the pictures. Also, the top of the shade needs to be glued to make it fixed. But it is not damaged. Description: Condition is used. This lamp is in good antique condition. It has been rewired at some point for safety and is in working order. The handpainted decoration is vibrant and wellpreserved with no significant fading. The brass hardware shows a lovely ageappropriate patina. The bottom is stamped with the "Royal KPM Bavaria" mark, as shown in the photos, which is a common mark for pieces produced by factories in Bavaria. Historical Background:The mark "Royal KPM Bavaria" is associated with a number of porcelain manufacturers in the Bavarian region of Germany, particularly in the mid20th century. The original Königliche PorzellanManufaktur (KPM) in Berlin, founded in 1763, is a separate and older entity, but the use of the "KPM" and "Royal" names was a common practice among Bavarian factories to evoke a sense of heritage and high quality. The "Handarbeit" mark often found on these pieces confirms that they were indeed handmade and handpainted, reflecting a continued commitment to craftsmanship in the postWWII era. This lamp represents a period when decorative porcelain from Germany was highly sought after, and its floral motif is a timeless and classic design.Measurements:Overall Height (to socket): 15 inches

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good antique condition.No visible cracks or repairs.Minor glaze imperfections and slight wear consistent with age.Small glaze skip or kiln mark on rim of base (shown in photos).Base rim shows typical shelf wear.Origin: EuropeanBrand: antiqueType: FigurineMaterial: PorcelainProduction Technique: PotterySubject: GirlColour: WhiteCountry of Origin: GermanyThis antique white glazed porcelain figurine features a young boy standing next to a barrel and a stack of books, cleverly designed as an inkwell and pen holder. The piece likely dates to the late 19th or early 20th century and displays the fine craftsmanship typical of European porcelain of this era. The base carries a blue underglaze mark, suggesting continental European origin. Product Details: Material: White glazed porcelain Estimated Age: Late 19th to early 20th century Height: Approximately 5.5 inches (14 cm) Weight: 298 g Features: Dual holder—barrel and rectangular slot for inkwell & pen holder Markings: Blue underglaze mark on base (see photos) Design Highlights: Depicts a young boy in period attire, standing barefoot and thoughtfully posed. Beside him is a barrel resting on tripod feet and a stack of books, forming a charming and practical design as an inkwell and pen holder. Beautiful glossy white glaze, with crisp details in the modeling. Condition: Used, good antique condition. No visible cracks or repairs. Minor glaze imperfections and slight wear consistent with age. Small glaze skip or kiln mark on rim of base (shown in photos). Base rim shows typical shelf wear. Box: No box included. About Antique Porcelain Inkwell Figurines: Porcelain figural inkwells became popular in Europe during the 19th century, combining decorative artistry with practical use on a writing desk. White glazed examples such as this one—often called blanc de chine style—highlight the sculptural beauty of the porcelain itself. These pieces remain prized by collectors of antique writing instruments, desk accessories, and fine porcelain.