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CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN OPIUM LAMP
Origin: China
Date: Late 19th–early 20th century
Materials: Porcelain, glass
Dimensions: Appro 11 × 7 cm
Description:
Opium lamp crafted from blue and white porcelain, its body formed in a lotus-bud motif—an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture. The porcelain base supports a clear glass chimney designed to focus and protect the flame. A small spout-like extension served as the fuel chamber opening, allowing controlled access for lighting and maintaining the lamp.
Origin: China
Date: Late 19th–early 20th century
Materials: Porcelain, glass
Dimensions: Appro 11 × 7 cm
Description:
Opium lamp crafted from blue and white porcelain, its body formed in a lotus-bud motif—an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture. The porcelain base supports a clear glass chimney designed to focus and protect the flame. A small spout-like extension served as the fuel chamber opening, allowing controlled access for lighting and maintaining the lamp.
