Lamp de Nuit with Blue Floral Design
The “Lampe de Nuit” is a type of nightlight used during the 18th century. The vase is filled with water and a candlestick is placed inside, with the water level to the edge. As the candle burns, it slowly floats up, until the stump rolls over and is extinguished. At least that’s what happens most of the time, so please only use this candle with supervision, like any other open flame. The design of the Lampe de Nuit also catches the wax drippings into its bowl of water, for easier cleanup. The hand painted design is inspired by Spanish, Chinese, and Persian ceramics.
Dimensions: 6 1/2” tall x 4” base diameter
Porcelain
Made by Hand in NYC
The “Lampe de Nuit” is a type of nightlight used during the 18th century. The vase is filled with water and a candlestick is placed inside, with the water level to the edge. As the candle burns, it slowly floats up, until the stump rolls over and is extinguished. At least that’s what happens most of the time, so please only use this candle with supervision, like any other open flame. The design of the Lampe de Nuit also catches the wax drippings into its bowl of water, for easier cleanup. The hand painted design is inspired by Spanish, Chinese, and Persian ceramics.
Dimensions: 6 1/2” tall x 4” base diameter
Porcelain
Made by Hand in NYC
The “Lampe de Nuit” is a type of nightlight used during the 18th century. The vase is filled with water and a candlestick is placed inside, with the water level to the edge. As the candle burns, it slowly floats up, until the stump rolls over and is extinguished. At least that’s what happens most of the time, so please only use this candle with supervision, like any other open flame. The design of the Lampe de Nuit also catches the wax drippings into its bowl of water, for easier cleanup. The hand painted design is inspired by Spanish, Chinese, and Persian ceramics.
Dimensions: 6 1/2” tall x 4” base diameter
Porcelain
Made by Hand in NYC