African Earthenware Table Lamps
Possibly Morocco, ca. 1920s or 1930s. A striking pair of substantial earthenware table lamps with matte black glaze. From a large and early collection of predominantly North African art, it is believed these were acquired in Morocco or possibly Algeria before WWII. Each features substantial handmade construction with applied points. Reminiscent of Gurunsi pieces from Burkina Faso or possibly Lobi. Possess great scale with a graphic look and attractive texture. Mounted with wood bases and tops. In overall excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age. Dimensions: 12” diameter x 27.5” high; 15” diameter x 10” high (shade).
Originally sold by Reside of Cambridge, MA. They have 62 product listings from the past six months.
Indexed March 4, 2023 · Source
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Produced around the 1920s or 1930s, these earthenware table lamps can reflect the craftsmanship and artistic styles prevalent in North Africa during that era.
Acquisition of such items from Morocco or Algeria before WWII suggests a cultural exchange and appreciation for artisanal goods that may have influenced modern design.
The construction techniques and materials used in these lamps may mirror those found in traditional North African pottery, highlighting the region's rich history in artisanal production.
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