A distinctive mid-century glazed ceramic lamp from the Romacrea school in Rome, active in the 1950s–60s and renowned for its inventive forms and decorative style. It features a graceful baluster shape with a large round base, narrow neck, and bulging sections between. The deep blue glaze alternates with intricate carved motifs in light brown, with drips at the base in the same hue, creating a rich interplay of texture and colour. An elegant Italian lamp with sculptural modern presence and refined glazing.
A distinctive mid-century glazed ceramic lamp from the Romacrea school in Rome, active in the 1950s–60s and renowned for its inventive forms and decorative style. It features a graceful baluster shape with a large round base, narrow neck, and bulging sections between. The deep blue glaze alternates with intricate carved motifs in light brown, with drips at the base in the same hue, creating a rich interplay of texture and colour. An elegant Italian lamp with sculptural modern presence and refined glazing.
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