Vintage Capodimonte Style Porcelain Pastoral Figurine Lamps, Pair

This is a decorative pair of table lamps featuring hand-painted porcelain figurines in a traditional pastoral or rococo revival style. Each lamp base depicts a young child—one boy and one girl—carrying baskets of flowers, set upon an ornate, footed pedestal. The craftsmanship reflects the Capodimonte tradition, characterized by soft pastel colors including sage green, dusty rose, and muted cream tones. The lamps are uniquely topped with matching porcelain shades that feature intricate reticulated or lattice-work cutouts, accented with applied 3D floral rosettes and scalloped gilt-edged rims. In terms of construction, the figurines appear to be made of bisque or glazed porcelain and are integrated into the lighting fixture assembly. Regarding condition, while the porcelain appears largely intact, there is visible dust accumulation in the crevices and the wiring appears to be of a vintage, non-polarized variety, which may require professional mechanical inspection. The set likely dates to the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s), a period when Italian-inspired porcelain lamps were popular in domestic high-decor. Notable features include the delicate 'spaghetti-style' porcelain textures and the high level of detail in the figurines' clothing and facial expressions, indicating a higher tier of mass-produced decorative art.