Mid-Century Modern Italian Ceramic Table Lamp with Sgraffito Sunburst Pattern

This is a significant Mid-Century Modern ceramic table lamp, likely of Italian origin (Bitossi style or Raymor distribution) dating from the 1950s to the 1960s. The ceramic base features a tall, ovoid silhouette with a narrowed neck, resting on a circular dark metal or wood plinth. The primary aesthetic feature is the vibrant turquoise or 'Persian Blue' glaze, heavily textured with a 'Sgraffito' technique. This texture includes an all-over dimpled or stippled ground, punctuated by stylized, hand-incised green floral or sunburst motifs. The glaze shows a rich tonal variation and depth typical of high-quality mid-century studio pottery. The lamp is topped with a period-appropriate extra-tall white drum lampshade, which features a subtle trim at the bottom edge. In terms of condition, the ceramic body appears well-preserved with no visible cracks or significant chips, though there is a faint horizontal crease or imperfection visible on the lower third of the lampshade. The craftsmanship suggests a hand-thrown and hand-decorated piece, which is a hallmark of premium collectibles from the MCM era. The overall height and bold color palette make it a standout example of post-war European decorative arts.