Antique French Lamps

Antique is defined as meaning “over 100 years of age”. Our antique French lamps certainly meet this requirement, with lamps from the mid 18th century to the early 20th.

French faience, lamps by Edmé Samson of Paris, Limoges, Sèvres and Paris porcelain lamps are included in our collection. We also offer antique French accent lamps and stunning examples of French Greek revival.

A065 A French Edmé Samson of Paris Lamp in Chinese Export Style - Circa 1890

A065 A French Samson of Paris Lamp in Chinese Export Style - Circa 1890

C088 An Ultra Smart French, Porcelaine de Paris Empire Style Accent Lamp - Circa 1820

C088 Ultra Smart French, Paris Porcelain Empire Style Accent Lamp - Circa 1820

E019 An Exceptionally Pretty Pair Of French Faience Candlestick Accent Lamps-Circa 1910

E019 Exceptionally Pretty French Faience Candlestick Accent Lamps-Circa 1910

E056 A French 19th Century Samson of Paris Lamp in Kakiemon style - Circa 1870

E056 French 19th Century Samson of Paris Kakiemon Style Lamp - Circa 1870

F024 A Rare 18th Century, French Veuve Perrin Faience Jardinière Lamp - Circa 1760

F024 18th Century, French Veuve Perrin Faience Jardinière Lamp - Circa 1760

F038 A Rare French Edmé Samson Of Paris Lamp of Outstanding Quality - Circa 1870

F038 A Rare French Samson Of Paris Lamp of Outstanding Quality - Circa 1870

F043 An Ultra Smart French Porcelaine de Paris Lamp of Superb Quality - Circa 1830

F043 A Smart French Porcelaine de Paris Lamp of Superb Quality - Circa 1830

F056 A French 19th Century Samson Of Paris Accent Lamp In Kang Xi Style - Circa 1870

F056 A French Samson Of Paris Accent Lamp In Kang Xi Style - Circa 1870

F081 An 19th Century, French, Porcelaine de Paris Lamp in Sèvres Style - Circa 1890

F081 19th Century, French, Porcelaine de Paris Lamp in Sèvres Style - Circa 1890

G032 A Pretty French Classically Understated Yellow Opaline Glass Lamp - Circa 1810

G032 A French Classically Understated Yellow Opaline Glass Lamp - Circa 1810

G093 A Smart, French, Bronze Accent Lamp in Napoléonic First Empire Style Circa-1870

Vintage French Lamps

Vintage refers to something from an earlier generation. Our vintage collection includes French lamps produced throughout the 20th century including lamps from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.

E019 Exceptionally Pretty French Faience Candlestick Accent Lamps-Circa 1910

F055 A Vintage French Porcelaine de Paris Lamp In American Federal Style - Circa 1950

F055 A Vintage French Paris Porcelain Lamp, American Federal Style-Circa 1950

Why French Lamps?

France has a reputation for elegance and style and our French lamp collection certainly confirms this. Bound in centuries of history, whether your style is pretty, chic, impressive or understated, you’ll find the ideal French lamp for your interior.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a lamp from your French range in the States/UK?

All of our French lamps, including pieces in both the vintage and antique collections, are shipped to the US and UK and are wired to US and UK specifications.

Do all French lamps come with the lamp shade as shown?

Lamp shades, if required, can be ordered if desired with the purchased French lamp.

With a collection of sophisticated French lamps, we are proud to be able to ship both our antique and vintage collections worldwide through strict precautions to ensure the lamp stays in perfect condition. All lamps ordered are carefully double boxed, shipped and delivered via Australia Post.

How much will it cost to ship my French lamp?

The shipping price for our French lamps are given by Australia Post only when the lamp is packed and ready to ship. You will be advised of the price before shipping.

Is it safe to post a French lamp?

Certainly! We have been shipping lamps and antique porcelain, including ones from our French collection, via Australia Post since 1982 and have never had an item damaged. We strongly believe quality packing is the best insurance.

History of French Lamps

Porcelain and pottery have always been a widely used medium for the production of table lamps. The beginning of porcelain in France was one of the earliest in Europe with the first attempt made at Rouen in Normandy in 1673. Porcelain soon became a craze with everyone wanting it, leading to vast amounts being imported from China.

As we enter the beginnings of stylish interior lighting, fuel lamps became le mode moderne. With electricity being invented, table lamps took on a new direction. Our exclusive collection of French lamps includes examples of French faience, Opaline glass and porcelain from the 18th century to the mid 20th.

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