Edward I. Farmer Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Porcelain Two-Light Table Lamp pewter trays Marble top: Width 45

Marble top: Width 45

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

Also includes six photographs from the theatre production of the work

and round foot

Edward I. Farmer Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Porcelain Two-Light Table Lamp pewter trays Marble top: Width 45DETAILS 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