VTG SIGNED MARC BELLAIRE LARGE LAMP MID-CENTURY CALIFORNIA POTTERY HAND PAINTED

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VTG SIGNED MARC BELLAIRE LARGE LAMP MID-CENTURY CALIFORNIA POTTERY HAND PAINTED :
$399.00

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We are offering; avintage 36\" tallCalifornia art pottery working lamp designed, signed and hand-painted by Marc Bellaire. Rare and very mid-century moderne, with the typical designs of the 1950\'s and 1960\'s.Thislampis beautiful with no cracks, chips or crazing. The lamp works and the cord is in excellent condition. The original shade is included and the outside is nice; the inner lining is loose and torn as shown in our photo. You may remove it or have it replaced. This lamp measures 36\" tall by about 10\" wide, the pottery itself is 14\" tall. The shade will be shipped separate, please wait for our corrected invoice before you pay. We will get this lamp shipped to you as reasonable and safe as possible.

The new issue of Antique Trader has a special article April 30, 2014 on California Pottery where theyfeature an example of a Marc Bellaire pottery lamp with a value of $750.00

We are including a brief history of this artist as found on calpotteries.com.

Marc Bellaire produced amazing ceramics with a distinctive modern look to them from the 50s up until his passing in 1994. While he’s often associated with the look of Sascha Brastoff(Bellaire also worked at Brastoff’s factory before striking out on his own), his wonderful, quirky illustrations stand on their own.Bellaire was born Donald E. Fleischman in Ohio in 1925. His art education completed (including the Chicago Art Institute and LA County Art Institute), he worked at Sascha Brastoff’s company until going out on his own in the 1950s. Bellaire’s designs favored native peoples including Polynesian, Jamacian, Indian and Asian figures. He often used elongated, stylized depictions for his work. Bellaire was also a painter and sculptor, and he also authored a few books and instruction manuals on ceramics.

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