Pair of Vintage Ceramic Novelty Table Lamps

This is a pair of vintage novelty table lamps, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The lamps are constructed from ceramic, designed with a textured, wood-like finish in a warm copper or bronze-toned glaze. Each base is rectangular and features a relief crest or coat of arms on the front face, topped with a crown and a central shield. The upper design mimics a complex mechanical or industrial aesthetic, featuring various gear-like ridges, horizontal pipes, and a decorative crown-shaped collar at the very top. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced decorative item rather than high-end artisan work. In terms of condition, the lamps appear to be in 'good' used condition according to the listing, though close inspection shows some irregularities in the glaze application and potential dust buildup in the recessed textures. There are no obvious chips or cracks visible in the provided image. The wiring and sockets are not fully visible but given their vintage nature, they would likely require safety inspection. The style is a hybrid of mid-century novelty and mock-Victorian industrialism, making them a unique decorative set for a collector of kitsch or period-specific home goods.