Porcelain Smoke Consumer – Chinese Pagoda Perfume Lamp, Germany c. 1950
Porcelain Smoke Consumer – Chinese Pagoda Perfume Lamp, Germany c. 1950
A particularly decorative object that combines ambiance and fragrance: a Rauchverzehrer (smoke absorber) in the shape of a Chinese pagoda or teahouse, made in Germany around 1950. The porcelain casing is decorated with Asian-inspired scenes and exudes the charm of post-war decorative art.
A small light is placed inside; the heat releases a pleasant fragrance when perfume oil is dripped on top. A functional and decorative object that is popular with collectors of Asian antiques and European decorative arts.
- Type: Rauchverzehrer / perfume lamp
- Material: Porcelain
- Style: Asian-inspired, Chinese pagoda
- Origin: Germany
- Period: Circa 1950
- Dimensions: H 16 cm × W 9 cm × D 10.5 cm
- Weight: 450 grams
- Condition: Used, in good condition – tested and working
The background and surroundings of the main image have been edited with AI. The product itself has not been altered — the other photos provide a realistic view of the product.
Carefully packed, with special attention to fragile and unique items.
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