Straight from a softer, more romantic era, this enchanting matched pair of Japanese porcelain boudoir lamps is pure mid-century cottage charm. Each creamy white porcelain base is lavished with hand-applied three-dimensional roses in blush pink, butter yellow, and powder blue, with delicate green leaves tumbling around the column — the kind of detail that made postwar Japanese export porcelain so beloved by American homemakers of the 1950s.
The embossed scroll and shell relief on the bases adds quiet elegance beneath all those blooms, and the original ivory pleated fabric shades with decorative braid trim are intact and matching — a rarity for a pair of this age. Marked Japan on the base, dating these to the post-occupation export era.
Whether gracing a bedroom dresser, a vanity table, or a reading nook, these lamps bring an instant warmth and femininity to any space. A perfect find for lovers of cottagecore, shabby chic, and vintage Hollywood Regency aesthetics.
Sold as a matched pair. Rewiring by a qualified electrician is recommended before use.

Marked: Japan
Era: 1950s–early 1960s
Condition: Good vintage condition; original shades included
Dimensions: Please inquire