Cloisonne Baluster Vase Lamp - Late Qing Dynasty

This striking large cloisonné baluster vase has been thoughtfully converted into a table lamp, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of the late Qing Dynasty. The elegant baluster form is richly decorated with intricate floral scrollwork, delicately outlined in fine brass wire and filled with vibrant enamel in shades of turquoise, pink, green, and gold. The detailed surface reflects the high level of artistry associated with traditional Chinese cloisonné work.

Mounted on an ornate gilt base and fitted with modern electrical components, the piece blends antique beauty with contemporary functionality. The vivid enamel decoration, combined with the soft lustre of the gilded mounts, makes this a highly decorative statement lamp, equally suited to both classic and modern interiors.

• Origin: China
• Date: Late Qing Dynasty (Late 19th – Early 20th Century)
• Materials: Cloisonné Enamel On Copper With Gilt Metal Mounts
• Features: Handcrafted Enamel Decoration, Floral Motifs, Converted From Vase To Lamp, Ornate Base
• Condition: Good Antique Condition With Minor Age-Related Wear To Enamel And Metalwork
• Specifications: Flex: 2m Of Twisted Brown Flex Included; 3 Pin UK Plug; Bulb: B22 Bayonet (Max 60W) Not Included (Available With £5 Surcharge); Lampshade: Not Included – Available For Purchase Separately; All Fittings Finished In Antique Brass; PAT Tested In UK Workshop
• Dimensions: W20 x D20 x H50 cm