This is a Pair of Brass table lamps with Wedgwood Jasperware blue inserts. Wedgwood Jasperware, a type of stoneware developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 1770's is renowned for its matte finish and un-glazed texture, typically in a distinctive blue, green or black color adorned with raised white classical figures or motifs. This iconic ceramic ware became immensely popular in the late 18th and 19th centuries, gracing the homes of royalty and the aristocracy and remains highly collectible today. It's intricate bas-relief designs, often depicting mythological scenes or allegorical figures, are a hallmark of neoclassical artistry.

These lamps combine the artistry of Wedgwood Jasperware with the elgance of brass fittings, a common pairing for decorative lighting in the 19th and 20th centuries. The motifs depict scenes like "Sacrifice" as suggested by one listing, evoke a sense of historical grandeur. While genuine antique Wedgwood lamps are are and valuable, many later reproductions and adaptations were made, often featuring Wedgwood ceramic components of Jasperware-style designs.

Origin: England

Time Period: Circa 1950-1980

H 26"

W 8.5"

B 7"

Note: Shades and harps not included. Can be sold as a pair or individually. Contact store for details.