Meet Jules, an exceptional antique table lamp handcrafted by Amitābha Studio from a late 19th-century Petrus Regout & Co. ginger jar, produced in Maastricht circa the 1880s. This rare Dutch ceramic vessel—richly decorated in a Chinoiserie scheme—has been thoughtfully transformed into one of our unique table lamps, preserving its history while introducing refined contemporary function.
The baluster-form body is organized into framed vignettes, each enclosing stylized landscapes with pavilions, rockwork, and botanical motifs. These panels are bordered by scrolling foliage and geometric banding, all set against a luminous ivory ground. The palette—crisp black linework layered with ochre, celadon green, muted turquoise, soft iron red, and pale blue—reflects the late 19th-century European fascination with East Asian decorative arts. Characteristic of Petrus Regout production of this period, the decoration was likely built upon a transfer-printed foundation and then extensively hand-finished, resulting in painterly variation and subtle tonal depth.
Founded in Maastricht in the 19th century, Petrus Regout & Co. became one of Europe’s most influential ceramic manufacturers, bridging industrial innovation with hand-applied embellishment. Their wares were widely exported and admired for combining accessibility with decorative ambition.
The vase is paired with a custom tailored drum lampshade with a delicate repeating scallop motif in soft gold, brass details and a fabric wrapped cord.
Height: 51 cm (20.8 in) with shade
Width: 30 cm (11.8 in) with shade
This lamp will be delivered with the appropriate plug for your country (EU, UK, US, etc).
*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.
Meet Jules, an exceptional antique table lamp handcrafted by Amitābha Studio from a late 19th-century Petrus Regout & Co. ginger jar, produced in Maastricht circa the 1880s. This rare Dutch ceramic vessel—richly decorated in a Chinoiserie scheme—has been thoughtfully transformed into one of our unique table lamps, preserving its history while introducing refined contemporary function.
The baluster-form body is organized into framed vignettes, each enclosing stylized landscapes with pavilions, rockwork, and botanical motifs. These panels are bordered by scrolling foliage and geometric banding, all set against a luminous ivory ground. The palette—crisp black linework layered with ochre, celadon green, muted turquoise, soft iron red, and pale blue—reflects the late 19th-century European fascination with East Asian decorative arts. Characteristic of Petrus Regout production of this period, the decoration was likely built upon a transfer-printed foundation and then extensively hand-finished, resulting in painterly variation and subtle tonal depth.
Founded in Maastricht in the 19th century, Petrus Regout & Co. became one of Europe’s most influential ceramic manufacturers, bridging industrial innovation with hand-applied embellishment. Their wares were widely exported and admired for combining accessibility with decorative ambition.
The vase is paired with a custom tailored drum lampshade with a delicate repeating scallop motif in soft gold, brass details and a fabric wrapped cord.
Height: 51 cm (20.8 in) with shade
Width: 30 cm (11.8 in) with shade
This lamp will be delivered with the appropriate plug for your country (EU, UK, US, etc).
*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.
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