Pair of Mid-Century Modern Art Pottery Table Lamps

This is a pair of Mid-Century Modern art pottery table lamps. Each lamp features a distinct, tapered ceramic base that widens towards the bottom before resting on a circular dark base. One lamp is a rich, deep teal color with subtle horizontal ridging, while the other is a darker forest green, also with visible horizontal ridges, giving them a textured appearance. The pottery seems to have a glossy or semi-glossy finish. Both lamps are topped with brass-toned hardware, including the neck leading up to the light bulb socket. Standard incandescent light bulbs are present in each socket, indicating they are in working condition. The wiring is visible on the teal lamp. The overall design suggests a streamlined, minimalist aesthetic characteristic of the Mid-Century Modern period, likely dating from the mid-20th century (1940s-1960s). There appear to be no significant visible condition issues such as major chips, cracks, or repairs, though a detailed inspection would be required to confirm. The bases appear stable and well-proportioned to the height of the lamps. The craftsmanship, while appearing mass-produced to some extent typical of the era, reflects the popular ceramic design trends of the time. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the provided images.