Edward I. Farmer Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Porcelain Two-Light Table Lamp pewter trays Paper label (back): Vix ea

Paper label (back): Vix ea Nostra Voco (Latin: I scarcely call these things our own)

25 Height 13 inches

Small flea bite chip to edge

Also includes six photographs from the theatre production of the work

Kress Collection of Paintings and Sculpture

Edward I. Farmer Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Porcelain Two-Light Table Lamp pewter trays Paper label (back): Vix eaDETAILS An antique Ming Dynasty carved Longquan celadon porcelain vase now mounted as a table lamp by Edward I. Farmer. With jade finial and socket pulls. MAKER Lamp fitting: Edward I. Farmer (16 East 56th Street, New York, NY). Edward I. Farmer (1872 1942) was a well known dealer (active 1913 42), collector and silversmith who specialized in Chinese and European antiques and works of art. He was known for decorative lamps and accessories which he