A magnificent mid-century Chinese cloisonné table lamp featuring a vase-form body adorned in rich enamel work and flanked by fierce dragon-form bronze handles. The intricate design features traditional Chinese motifs — lotus scrolls, cloud bands, and symbolic borders — rendered in a vibrant color palette of blue, green, cinnabar, and ivory. The lamp sits atop a pierced bronze base and is topped with a twin-socket fixture, complete with brass pull chains. This statement piece blends traditional craftsmanship with vintage elegance, making it a perfect addition to curated interiors — from chinoiserie to transitional and global styles. Note Regarding Lampshade: The lampshade shown in the photos is for display purposes only and is not included by default due to its delicate nature and high risk of damage during shipping. However, upon request, the buyer may receive: The original vintage lampshade, and An additional new shade, free of charge. Please note: The seller does not assume responsibility for any damage to lampshades in transit, and no shade-related claims or returns will be accepted. Historical Context: This lamp was likely crafted in China during the 1950s to 1970s, using the centuries-old cloisonné technique. Cloisonné — an art form perfected during the Ming and Qing dynasties — involves fusing vibrantly colored enamel within delicate brass wire cells on a metal base. Lamps of this type were often made from repurposed cloisonné vases or produced directly as export pieces for Western markets, where they became highly prized for their decorative richness and cultural symbolism. Measurements: Overall Height (to top of finial): 26 in. Width (at widest point): 8 in. Condition: Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age Cloisonné enamel intact, with slight patina on bronze components Structurally sound; dragon handles and base are solid Dual pull-chain sockets function properly Original vintage wiring; rewiring recommended for modern safety Lampshade not included by default – see note below