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Maximalist Charles Catteau Boch Frères Keramis Antique Table Lamp — Iznik

€2,850.00

Hand-crafted from an antique Boch Frères Keramis ceramic cloisonné vase, this one-of-a-kind maximalist table lamp began its life in the factory’s celebrated decoration department under Charles Catteau, which later — around 1920 — became known as the Atelier de Fantaisie. Catteau was appointed head of Boch Frères Keramis’ decoration department in 1907, and over the ensuing decades guided its artistic direction, producing some of the most inventive Art Deco ceramics in the world. 

The vase base of this lamp has the marking of the company’s decor number D 69, an iconic Iznik pattern of vibrant floral medallions, delicate foliate tendrils, and palmette motifs in turquoise, red and vivid cobalt blue. Decor numbers from this period of Boch Frères Keramis place this piece pre-1920.

Perfect for those with a flair for maximalist aesthetics, it’s paired with a custom contemporary lampshade with a platinum inner lining in a limited-edition Pierre Frey Paris brocade named Tabriz—a textile that pays homage to the saz motifs of the 16th-century Ottoman Empire. The lamp is completed with custom brass fittings and a turquoise-wrapped fabric cord for a rich, cohesive finish.

Height: 59 cm (23.2 in) with lampshade
Diameter: 32 cm (12.6 in) with lampshade

*Please note that after the subtotal page, at checkout, 21% VAT will be applied for customers within Europe. Customers in the UK, USA, and other countries may be subject to local taxes and duties which are not included in our prices. Rates can differ widely based on your location, and we advise you to check with your local customs office for more information.

Hand-crafted from an antique Boch Frères Keramis ceramic cloisonné vase, this one-of-a-kind maximalist table lamp began its life in the factory’s celebrated decoration department under Charles Catteau, which later — around 1920 — became known as the Atelier de Fantaisie. Catteau was appointed head of Boch Frères Keramis’ decoration department in 1907, and over the ensuing decades guided its artistic direction, producing some of the most inventive Art Deco ceramics in the world. 

The vase base of this lamp has the marking of the company’s decor number D 69, an iconic Iznik pattern of vibrant floral medallions, delicate foliate tendrils, and palmette motifs in turquoise, red and vivid cobalt blue. Decor numbers from this period of Boch Frères Keramis place this piece pre-1920.

Perfect for those with a flair for maximalist aesthetics, it’s paired with a custom contemporary lampshade with a platinum inner lining in a limited-edition Pierre Frey Paris brocade named Tabriz—a textile that pays homage to the saz motifs of the 16th-century Ottoman Empire. The lamp is completed with custom brass fittings and a turquoise-wrapped fabric cord for a rich, cohesive finish.

Height: 59 cm (23.2 in) with lampshade
Diameter: 32 cm (12.6 in) with lampshade

*Please note that after the subtotal page, at checkout, 21% VAT will be applied for customers within Europe. Customers in the UK, USA, and other countries may be subject to local taxes and duties which are not included in our prices. Rates can differ widely based on your location, and we advise you to check with your local customs office for more information.

About Boch Frères Keramis and Charles Catteau

Boch Frères Keramis was a celebrated Belgian ceramics manufacturer based in La Louvière, rooted in a family tradition of faience production dating back to the 19th century. Under the leadership of Charles Catteau — appointed head of the decoration department in 1907 — the factory became a creative force in early 20th-century ceramics. During his long tenure, Catteau guided the development of hundreds of original designs that blended influences from Islamic art, Japonisme, Cubism, and modern ornamentation, earning recognition for their innovation and distinctively expressive style. From the 1920s onward, the department Catteau led was widely known as the Atelier de Fantaisie, producing richly decorated vessels and ceramic art associated with the Art Deco movement. Catteau’s work for Boch Frères Keramis remains highly regarded by collectors and historians for its artistic breadth and technical experimentation.

  • Our lamps are equipped with an E27 bulb fitting, compatible with both E27 and E26 bulbs (common in Europe and the U.S., respectively).

    We also ensure compatibility for global use by offering a free plug customization service to match the electrical standards of your specific country.

  • We offer worldwide shipping, with personal delivery or pick-up available in the greater Amsterdam area. At checkout, you can choose from a variety of shipping options tailored to your needs.

    For any inquiries, our team is always ready to assist you!

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