Green Lacquered Table Lamps with Botanical Motif, 1970s Side Tables and End Tables A tradition of re-using that

A tradition of re-using that has been lost during the last quarter century and now re-introduced

This impressive late 18th century terracotta water jar was found in Puglia (South of Italy) In excellent condition and with great character

Another in the "Soqquadro" table series exclusive for Eccola from Architect Raniero Aureli

Ingrand brought a similarly expressive formal sensibility to wares such as lamps and mirrors

Green Lacquered Table Lamps with Botanical Motif, 1970s Side Tables and End Tables A tradition of re-using thatBeautiful Italian table lamp, crafted with a sculptural green lacquered base adorned by intricate metal appliqus in the form of stylized potted plants. The botanical motif, both whimsical and architectural, is framed in softly arched brass detailing, adding dimension and refinement. Resting on spherical brass feet, the bases are topped with custom parchment shades edged in matching brass trim, creating a harmonious dialogue between material and form.