Pair of German-Crafted Hand-Painted Porcelain Lamp Bases Signed E.M. Kinderman

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Pair of German-Crafted Hand-Painted Porcelain Lamp Bases Signed E.M. Kinderman:
$2000.00

Pair of German-Made Hand-Painted Porcelain Lamp Bases

Both Lamp Bases are Signed by the artist E.M. Kinderman
Mounted on a cylindrical gold gilt metal base
Circa:1900
Both bases are in excellent working Condition with no cracks and a minimal sign of aging
Rewired with a type A plug for 120V US standard
Dimensions: 27ʺL x 5ʺW × 5ʺD
Weighs 4.72 lbs each

History: In Europe's seventeenth century, Chinese and Japanese porcelains were highly valued. Although Europeans increasingly imported them throughout the century, they needed to learn to produce true porcelain, also known as hard-paste porcelain. It wasn't until 1709 that an alchemist named Johann Friedrich Böttger discovered the ingredients required to create a white, translucent, high-fired porcelain body. This discovery had a significant impact on the entire European ceramic industry. Shipping:

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