(pair) Polychrome glazed earthenware pots, now fashioned as a single-light table lamps, Mexico, 20th c., having dual side handles, painted floral and geometric motifs, approx 22 7/8"h, 11.9"diam, 18lbs total

02.07.24: In my opinion regarding LOT 916: I note that both lamps are presently intact, with the ceramic being securely fastened to the base, the lamps were observed to be operational at this time, an both pieces of pottery exhibit a minor chips to the rim, as well as typical minor firing imperfections such as small glaze skips, the lamp lacking a harp has a small hairline to the rim, and both exhibit minor glaze loss mostly concentrated to the black-glazed lower body, one larger area having a paint touch up, additionally both vessels inherently sit slightly off kilter on the underlying base, examination under blacklight does not reveal evidence of restoration

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