Posted 8 years ago
vintagelamp
(1097 items)
Two Parian Ware Ewer Antique Pitcher Lamps.
Found these at the neighbor's estate sale. Hoping someone can tell me the manufacturer of these beautiful lamps. Number on bottom: 23/202. I found the following on line: Made of un-glazed white bisque porcelain. Complex three dimensional grape clusters, tendrils, and leaves are in contrast to the ribbed body with alternating panels of white and a rare pink. The usual contrasting background color was blue. The ewer stands on a handsome ribbed pedestal. Twisted grapevines form the handle. It was a produced in England and also in America by the Fenton's Works; Bennington, Vermont, which later became the United States Pottery Company.
http://somethingold.ecrater.com/p/1954723/english-parian-ware-ewer-antique#
nutsabotas6, Thank you :)
I found this ewer at the following site. It appears that my lamps were made from this ewer:
http://somethingold.ecrater.com/p/1954723/english-parian-ware-ewer-antique#
High Victorian for sure! Oh, and thank you for taking a photo with the lamp in front of a mirror. Sooooo beautiful!
Wow, this is fabulous!!!
Efesgirl, Thank you! That is not in front of a mirror...that is two lamps :)
martika, Many thanks!
WOW!!!!!! What a beauty!!!!
jscott0363, Cannot believe I found two of them!
nutsabotas6, Totally my fault. I changed the title. Thank you!
That one pic does look like a mirror image :)