This striking vintage lamp features a cylindrical porcelain body hand-painted in the Famille Rose palette, known for its vivid enamels and intricate detailing. The design depicts figures in traditional Chinese attire amid a vibrant yellow ground, holding banners and surrounded by stylized mountains, flowers, and clouds. The upper and lower borders showcase classic scroll and geometric motifs in pink, turquoise, and teal tones. Mounted on a carved wooden base with brass fittings, this piece beautifully combines artistry and functionality. Likely dating from the mid-20th century, it reflects the decorative influence of Qing Dynasty (18th–19th century) porcelain but was crafted as an elegant lighting piece for export.
5.75ʺW × 5.75ʺD × 26.25ʺL
Hello, this item is a Chinese porcelain lamp body hand painted in a Famille Rose inspired palette and produced for the export market in the mid twentieth century. The cylindrical form, vibrant yellow ground, and lively figural scenes with banners and stylized landscape elements follow popular decorative styles from the Republican period but the enamels, glaze tone, and brass mount confirm later manufacture. The carved wooden base and modern lamp fittings also indicate a vintage decorative conversion rather than an antique Qing vessel.
The condition appears good with no visible cracks or major enamel loss. Chinese export lamps of this type usually sell between 120 and 250 dollars each depending on size, motif, and overall presentation. As part of a matching pair, values often rise due to collector interest in complete sets. For a single lamp with this level of decoration, a fair market value range is 150 to 220 dollars.