A pair of studio pottery table lamps from Atelier Madoura, the renowned ceramics workshop in Vallauris, France, founded by Suzanne and Georges Ramié — best known as the studio where Picasso produced his ceramic editions beginning in 1947. The lamps have a tall, bottle-form silhouette with a narrow neck, finished in a blue/brown glaze overlaid with a raised, textured stippled pattern in a darker tone. Details: Origin: Vallauris, France Maker: Atelier Madoura (stamped "Madoura Plein Feu") Period: Mid-20th century Materials: Glazed stoneware, brass hardware Dimensions: 22 inches high, 7 inch diameter Condition: no damages Sold as a pair Shades not included