This distinctive table lamp was produced by the renowned German manufacturer Kaiser in the 1970s, a company celebrated for its high-quality ceramics and iconic lighting designs. Kaiser is particularly well known for producing the famous Bauhaus lamps designed by Christian Dell, which have become classics of modern design. Alongside these, the firm created a wide range of sculptural ceramic lamps during the Mid-Century and post-war decades, combining functional design with expressive glazing. The base features a bold, architectural form composed of stacked spherical elements, finished in a deep glossy green glaze that reflects light beautifully. Minor chips to the glaze are present in places, discreetly retouched and consistent with age. The lamp retains its original manufacturer’s label on the underside. It has been professionally rewired for modern use and is fitted with a standard E27 socket. The shade is new, covered in matte black cotton on the exterior, providing a striking contrast to the lustrous ceramic surface, while the gold interior creates a warm, atmospheric light directed upward and downward. A sculptural and characterful piece of German 1970s design, ideal for adding depth and sophistication to both modern and vintage interiors. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.