Thabur lamp

This is a Thabur lamp, an iconic Art Deco lamp originally produced in The Hague between 1920 and 1949. Also called the "artichoke" or "wave" lamp because of its distinctive pattern, the lamp is made of glass and is often used as a ceiling or wall light. Key Features Style: Art Deco, known for its stylized and elegant designs. Material: The shade is made of opaline or frosted glass, which provides a soft, diffused light. Design: The spherical design with its wavy or scaled pattern is highly recognizable. Color: This particular example is light yellow or cream. Use: Although used here as a table lamp with a modern base, these globes were originally designed as ceiling or wall fixtures.