An exceptional pair of vintage Stiffel table lamps featuring the iconic celadon green “ostrich egg” ceramic bodies mounted within substantial solid brass architectural fittings. Produced in the United States during the 1960s–1970s, these lamps exemplify the refined craftsmanship and timeless design that established Stiffel as one of America’s premier lighting manufacturers. Fresh to the market from a single-family estate, the lamps have remained together since new and have been exceptionally well preserved. Their sculptural silhouette—anchored by heavy stepped square bases, stacked machined brass details, and luminous celadon ceramic bodies—reflects the sophisticated, Tommi Parzinger-inspired aesthetic that made Stiffel a favorite among discerning decorators. The soft celadon glaze pairs beautifully with the warm brass finish, creating a look that feels equally at home in Hollywood Regency, Neoclassical, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary interiors. Both lamps retain their original Stiffel-marked sockets, original wood rotary switches, original harp saddles, finials and handsome aged brass finish. Their generous 35-inch height makes them ideal for flanking a sofa, console, buffet, or bedside, where they provide both architectural presence and warm ambient light.