Zenith Delft Green Table Lamps from Amitabha Studio with new salmon color shades 1950s, Set of 2

Meticulously hand-crafted by Amitābha Studio using a matched pair of hand-painted Zenith Gouda vases from the 1950s–60s, these table lamps present a rare Delft green colorway. They combine mid-century Dutch ceramic artistry with expressive color, balanced shape, and a light ornamental touch. The vases feature scrolling floral patterns in tonal greens—a decorative evolution of classic Delftware that saw renewed popularity in the years following WWII. Their flared trumpet forms and subtly faceted octagonal bases introduce a sense of proportion and structure, while the gloss glaze highlights the depth of the painted surface.

Each ceramic base is paired with a handmade satin lampshade in salmon pink, finished with green French braid trim that reflects the tones in the ceramic. The satin has a smooth finish, and the trim adds a subtle decorative detail that connects base and shade.

Sold as a pair, these lamps are adaptable to a wide range of interiors. They could sit easily in a Paris-inspired apartment with a mix of vintage and softness, a Grandmillennial bedroom with floral layering, or a Palm Beach-style space with pastel tones and textural contrasts. They’re also well-suited to Maximalist and Hollywood Regency environments. No matter the setting, this pair brings character, color, and lasting visual interest.