A striking mid-century table lamp featuring a sculptural ceramic body with deeply textured scrollwork, paired with a tapered solid-teak neck and base. The matte glaze is a warm ivory with rubbed gold highlights that emphasize the raised detailing. This design reflects the Frederick Cooper aesthetic of the early 1960s, when Scandinavian-inspired wood forms were combined with Mediterranean motifs. The lamp retains its original brown Bakelite rotary switch embossed with an F, a hallmark of Cooper’s Chicago workshop period. Beautiful proportions and materials make this an ideal statement piece for modern, boho, or California-casual interiors. Details • Dimensions: approx. 31 in H to top of harp, 8 in diameter at widest point • Materials: ceramic body, teak neck and base, brass hardware • Finish: matte ivory glaze with rubbed gold highlights • Condition: excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age; wiring in working order • Shade not included Style keywords Mid-Century Modern, Frederick Cooper Style, Scandinavian Modern, Mediterranean Revival, Teak Accent Lamp, 1960s Lighting, Textured Ceramic Lamp, Studio Pottery Lamp