Edwardian Style Copper and Metal Torchiere Floor Lamp

This antique-style torchiere floor lamp stands approximately 65-70 inches tall and reflects an Edwardian or Art Nouveau influenced aesthetic. The fixture is constructed with a slender, multi-segmented metal pole featuring decorative knops and transitions into a wider copper-toned base. The base itself is a weighted four-footed square pedestal, intricately cast with scrolling flourishes. At the apex, the lamp features a trumpet-shaped glass shade with an amber or honey-toned mottled finish, secured by a metal cage with stylized acanthus leaf motifs. The metal components exhibit a heavy aged patina, consistent with copper or brass-finished white metal, showing some surface oxidation and darkening particularly at the joints. The glass shade appears intact without visible large fissures, though minor flea-bite chips around the rim are common for this age. While no maker's marks are immediately visible in the image, the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced luxury item from the early-to-mid 20th century. Notable condition issues include an exposed power cord that suggests the wiring may have been altered or needs professional inspection, along with general wear to the metal finish.