A stunning and elegant pair of large vintage celadon porcelain table lamps, likely dating to the mid-20th century. These substantial lamps feature beautifully rounded orb form bodies with glossy fine  crackle  glaze in a soft pale green/seafoam tone, mounted on gold gilt bases with coordinating polished  brass hardware and finials. The scale is impressive at 32.5 inches high, making these ideal statement lamps for bedside tables, consoles, or flanking a sofa. The crisp white pleated shades provide elegant contrast and soft light diffusion.

Classic Hollywood Regency meets refined Chinoiserie styling — timeless and versatile Their classic proportions and refined finish make them ideal for Hollywood Regency, Chinoiserie, or traditional interiors.

Marked F. Schumacher & Co., these lamps reflect the mid-century practice of pairing imported Asian porcelain forms with high-end designer shades and luxury fittings for upscale American interiors.

Key Features

Porcelain Bodies

• Smooth, high-gloss celadon crackle glaze

• Subtle tonal variation characteristic of quality celadon ware

• Classic ginger jar style  / oval baluster form

• Elegant rounded silhouette with balanced proportions

Mounting & Hardware

• Gold gilt circular oval bases

• Polished Brass neck fittings and hardware

• Gold Polish Brass ball finials

• Professionally mounted with substantial weight and stability

Shades

• Matching white fabric shades

• Pleated (empire/oval style) with vertical ribbing

• Soft light diffusion

Dimensions

• Size: Overall height: 32½" (to top of finial) lamp base height 19"

  width 14",  Depth 7"

• Base:  7" width x 5" depth

  Shades: 18" width x 13" Depth, 13 1/4" height

Style & Design Notes

These lamps embody a refined Hollywood Regency aesthetic with subtle Asian influence. The celadon glaze references traditional Chinese porcelain, while the gold gilt bases and tailored pleated shades add mid-century American glamour.

Celadon has long been prized for its depth and softness of color, making these lamps exceptionally versatile. They pair beautifully with:

• Dark lacquered furniture

• Burlwood or brass accents

• Neutral upholstery

• Traditional or transitional interiors

Their scale makes them ideal for:

• Large bedside tables

• Console tables

• Formal living room end tables

• Flanking a sofa or buffet