Pair of 20th Century Kashmiri Spiral Polychrome Vases as Table Lamps Ripple Molded attributed to James Allan of

attributed to James Allan of Fredericksburg

aligning with the 19th-century fascination for exotic and eclectic furnishings

Material: Cut and bevelled glass

A striking example of late nineteenth-century British craftsmanship

Their stylistic resonance with celebrated examples in palatial and museum settings underlines their importance and enduring appeal in both historical and contemporary contexts

Pair of 20th Century Kashmiri Spiral Polychrome Vases as Table Lamps Ripple Molded attributed to James Allan ofPair of 20th Century Kashmiri Spiral Polychrome Vases as Table Lamps This stunning pair of 20th Century Kashmiri spiral polychrome vases, now cleverly repurposed as table lamps, epitomises the vibrant artistry that has long distinguished the regions decorative traditions. With their origins in Kashmir and crafted around 1970, these table lamps blend enchanting heritage with practical, modern sensibilities. Origin: Kashmir Date: Circa 1970 Material: