Each large bottle-shaped plaster lamp with incised spiral decoration of alternating textured and smoothed stripes; signed 'Quartite Creative Corp MCMLXIII'; height: 19" (top of plaster) 32" (top of shade); professionally rewired; small areas of discoloration and missing glaze

Quartite Creative Corp was a prolific producer of mid-century modern ceramic and plaster lamps, particularly popular in the 1950s and 1960s, known for their unique and diverse designs like genie lamps, atomic forms, and textured pieces. The company made a wide variety of lamps with distinctive styles, including earth tones, psychedelic patterns, and large, sculptural shapes, often featuring high-quality materials like teak bases and designer shades