This sculptural ceramic table lamp, likely dating to the 1960s, features an organic oval base with dramatic biomorphic cut-outs reminiscent of designs produced by Royal Haeger and Jean Austruy during the mid-century period. The base is finished in a soft white glazed ceramic, giving the piece a clean, sculptural presence that highlights the smooth curves, recessed forms, and pierced openings. The lamp is paired with a mid-century fiberglass shade featuring silver confetti inclusions, "spaghetti strings" and hand-laced leather edging, a classic material and detail of atomic-era lighting. I especially love the balance between the sculptural ceramic base and the textured shade—the curved openings give the lamp a playful mid-century feel, while the fiberglass shade adds wonderful depth and character. When illuminated, the shade casts a warm, softly diffused glow. It's a not a big piece, but it's special. Compact yet visually interesting, this lamp works beautifully on a nightstand, bookshelf, desk or side table and adds a charming mid-century modern accent without taking up much space. It works great, takes a single standard bulb and turns on/off at the socket. Base 5 x 3.5 x 9.5 Shade 6 x 6 x 10