Description
My late mother was a world traveler, and I'm not sure where she might have picked this up. It looks Italian or possibly French. It's a hanging lamp comprised of 4 porcelain figurines. They appear to be muses, as one is playing a lyre, one playing a flute, one sculpting a bust, and the other is writing verse on a tablet. Vertical columns seperate the figurines from each other. They are all facing outward. There is a silk canopy in the center of the fixture above their heads which contains a very soft light. The top and bottom of the fixture are adorned with a wreath of gold leaves. It is appx. 24" in height, and 10-12" in diameter. Ornate, yet tasteful and elegant.
Re: Porcelain Figurine Hanging Lamp