Large French Amber Carboy Lamp
Featured in House & Home magazine, this Dame Jeanne was one of 4 I found in a French antiques market, but the only one this colour!
Originally used to carry wine in the late 1800's and early 1900's the French a demijohn is called a “Bonbonne”, as well as a “Dame-Jeanne”, in honor of the first Queen Jeanne of Naples, Countess of Provence, who encouraged Provencal glass makers to create this type of wine bottle in a basket.
This Dame-Jeanne has been fitted with an internal led G9 bulb to emphasise the stunning amber colour of the glass. The lamp has brass fittings, black cable with an inline floor switch. This large lamp looks great with a large 40cm diameter drum shade or with a simple Edison style bulb, mounted on a table or on the floor. It is an unique lamp if you want a statement light in your room!
Lampshade not included but can be purchased separately.
The willow basket complete with red collar at the top of the basket, can be purchased separately.
Featured in House & Home magazine, this Dame Jeanne was one of 4 I found in a French antiques market, but the only one this colour!
Originally used to carry wine in the late 1800's and early 1900's the French a demijohn is called a “Bonbonne”, as well as a “Dame-Jeanne”, in honor of the first Queen Jeanne of Naples, Countess of Provence, who encouraged Provencal glass makers to create this type of wine bottle in a basket.
This Dame-Jeanne has been fitted with an internal led G9 bulb to emphasise the stunning amber colour of the glass. The lamp has brass fittings, black cable with an inline floor switch. This large lamp looks great with a large 40cm diameter drum shade or with a simple Edison style bulb, mounted on a table or on the floor. It is an unique lamp if you want a statement light in your room!
Lampshade not included but can be purchased separately.
The willow basket complete with red collar at the top of the basket, can be purchased separately.
Featured in House & Home magazine, this Dame Jeanne was one of 4 I found in a French antiques market, but the only one this colour!
Originally used to carry wine in the late 1800's and early 1900's the French a demijohn is called a “Bonbonne”, as well as a “Dame-Jeanne”, in honor of the first Queen Jeanne of Naples, Countess of Provence, who encouraged Provencal glass makers to create this type of wine bottle in a basket.
This Dame-Jeanne has been fitted with an internal led G9 bulb to emphasise the stunning amber colour of the glass. The lamp has brass fittings, black cable with an inline floor switch. This large lamp looks great with a large 40cm diameter drum shade or with a simple Edison style bulb, mounted on a table or on the floor. It is an unique lamp if you want a statement light in your room!
Lampshade not included but can be purchased separately.
The willow basket complete with red collar at the top of the basket, can be purchased separately.
