The Porcelain Gardens Table lamps available in many styles. Click on the picture above for a large picture of available lamps a porcelain panes. Porcelain, a gift to the world from the Orient, has been treasured for centuries.
Porcelain becomes translucent when it is kiln fired at very high temperatures.
An impression, cast into the porcelain will produce a remarkably detailed design by only slight variations in its thickness. In the late 1920's , Kings Porcelain Manufactory in Berlin developed a new form of porcelain art. Master carvers created finely detailed scenes and portraits in wax. These were then used to make the molds for porcelain plaques they called lithophanes. Soon hundreds of thousands of lithophanes in a variety of intricate designs were being produced in Germany, France, Belgium, Ireland, Wales and England.