For your consideration, a distinctive, one-of-a-kind pair of similarly styled archaic style Japanese urns from the late 19th century, repurposed as decorative table lamps. Meiji period (1868–1912), pair of near matching Japanese champleve’ enameled bronze handled urn vases professionally electrified and fashioned as table lamps, the Asian antiques surmounted by large figural griffin finials, fitted with a single bulb light fixture, having a patinated brass capped high quality bronze and brass bottleneck affixed with flanking sculptural stylized mythical creature handles, bulbous shaped vasiform tapering body with rich polychrome enamel decorated trailing grape vine, floral and Phoenix bird motif, rising on later gilt metal dolphin form scroll supports, atop undulating lobed stand with beautiful repousse work and pierced arabesque openwork plinth base. Dimensions: (approx) 30" High (to finial), 7" Wide, 7" Deep Good antique condition. Presents splendidly with nicely aged patina. Not identical pair. Later professionally electrified and fashioned as lamps.