Vintage 1972 Chapman Asian Temple Jar Lamp

Fabulous 1970s lamp by high-end lamp manufacturer Chapman. Presented in the shape of an Asian temple jar. It has a round wide body that narrows at the shoulder for a long neck. The ceramic lamp rests upon a brass octagonal base. This is a dual socket lamp, with each socket having an individual Ball chain to turn the power on. Around the front of the lamp, birds are depicted in branches and soft colors of pink, green, brown, black and blue.

This is a tall lamp that has a fixed finial instead of a harp. A shade would rest at the top of the brass just above the dual socket with a finial that would screw onto the top to hold the shade in place.

32.5 inches tall to the top of the by 7.5 inches wide through the ceramic. 7.5 inches and diameter across the brass base.

Powers on, standard US bulb and cord, 250 V, 250 W,

Ceramic is a nice condition without any damage. The brass has visible tarnish. There is a section of the neck that is ribbed glass, and on this ribbed glass there is a small chip, see a photo.