Converted Chinese porcelain table lamp

Pieces of this style typically date to the late Qing Dynasty (circa 1880–1911) or the Republic Period (1912–1949). They were frequently exported to Europe and converted into lamps during the early-to-mid 20th century. It features hand-painted overglaze enamels in the Famille Rose (or Qianjiangcai) palette. The traditional "bird-and-flower" (huaniao) motif depicts birds perched among blossoming peonies, rocks, and foliage.