Tall Stoneware Lamp by Gordon and Jane Martz for Marshall Studios
A tall ceramic lamp by husband-and-wife design team Gordon and Jane Martz. Produced by their family company, Marshall Studios in Indiana beginning in t 1957, the Model 172 lamp has an organic form with a ribbed texture produced by horizontal incising, and a conical walnut neck. The earthy leanings are accentuated by a matte glaze in a soft brown. Retains UL tag with Sold with the pictured lampshade; a vintage design, though not original to the piece.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; professionally cleaned. There is a small chip a near the base of the lamp. manufacturer name and is signed Martz near the base.
Dimensions: The lamp has a diameter of 7” and a height of 50” including the shade, which has a 17” diameter.
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