P&H Creamware Temple Lamp

The P&H Creamware Temple Lamp. Taking the body of our Temple Jar to create a classically formed table lamp of medium proportions. Fitted with aged bronze hardware with a bayonet bulb fitting, 1.5m brown silk weave flex with a black in-line cord switch and plug. 

The reassuringly traditional plain glazed cream earthenware made by the great English potteries of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, known as creamware, has been a stock staple of Pentreath & Hall since it opened its doors over 17 years ago.

Selling at first the now defunct Leeds Creamware, which is still in daily use in both Ben and Bridie’s homes. Leading on to our own small fine collection of creamware column candlesticks, urns and now vases and jars and always with a smattering of early antique examples up for consideration too. In our opinion every home needs a little or a lot of creamware.

Pictured here with a 14" P&H card lampshade. 

Dimensions: Base Height: 27cm, Diameter at widest: 20cm, Base diameter: 12cm. Shade Height 27cm. 

Total base + shade height = 56cm. 

Shade carrier included, lamp shade sold separately. 

Made for and designed by Pentreath & Hall in Stoke-on-Trent.