The value-for-money antique porcelain bottle has been converted into a lamp base and replaced with 3D printing technology for perfect preservation.

Many Chinese cultural relics have been resold and exported.

Especially Chinese porcelain

Foreigner at the time

I really like to renovate China’s porcelain bottles.

A large number of vase porcelain was changed to a lamp base

Zhang Fei print studio also has such a table lamp

    The story is like this: A collector bought a table lamp with a porcelain bottle as a lamp holder. The owner of the lamp wanted to donate the collection to the museum collection, but the museum felt that the collection value of the porcelain bottle itself was worth more than the value of the modified table lamp. To be high, so only accept the collection of porcelain parts.

then

The studio got the part of the lamp stand left behind

In fact, the desk lamp stand itself is also an antique with a history of hundreds of years.

   The table lamp was built by the American Hubble Group ( founded in 1888 and headquartered in Connecticut, USA, and its founder Harvey Hubbell is the inventor of the pull switch. There is still an electrical lighting business ) manufactured in the 19th century.

The studio decided to recreate a porcelain bottle with 3D printing technology.

Then install the 3D printed porcelain bottle back,

Such antique porcelain bottles can be collected in museums.

The desk lamp can also appear in front of everyone in a complete form.

Just do it

Using 3D printing technology

Print a porcelain carcass

First measure the size of the carcass

Start surface treatment – putty

It takes several times to polish

At least the surface needs to look smooth and clean.

Can come over the primer again

Then polish and level again

This time, you can start mixing paint effects.

More than a few times of painting process

Finally, you need a varnish.

The “Warm and Light Lines” section of the lampshade and the bottle is the most popular product of the Hubble Group in the past, and the line is still intact.

Shade part

Covering method

First put a paper-cut pattern as a cover

Then color and remove the cover

The resulting pattern effect

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries,

European and American countries have restructured Chinese porcelain bottles for table lamps.

Many have high artistic and appreciation values.

This one made by Zhang Fei Print Studio

Not only a model of Chinese and Western cultural integration

More integration of art and technology.

The work is experiencing the passage of time and space, and it is the true testimony of history.