Mid-Century Modern Triple Cone Tension Pole Lamp

This is a vintage Mid-Century Modern tension pole lamp, likely dating from the 1950s to early 1960s. The piece features a central vertical support constructed from brass-plated metal and solid wood, designed to be wedged between a floor and ceiling. Affixed to the central rod are three adjustable cone-shaped shades. The shades appear to be made of a parchment-like fiberglass material, finished in an off-white or light tan base color. They are decorated with an iconic atomic-age 'feather' or teardrop motif in alternating earth tones of orange, burnt sienna, and dark brown. Each shade is mounted on an adjustable brass swivel joint, allowing for multi-directional task or ambient lighting. Small walnut-colored wood finials or handles extend from the base of each shade, a hallmark of high-quality MCM lighting design often associated with makers like Laurel, Miller, or Stiffel. Considering its age, the lamp shows a fine patina on the brass elements with minor surface oxidation and light scuffs. The shades appear structurally sound, though there is faint yellowing and minor edge wear consistent with age. No major cracks, burns, or significant repairs are visible in the provided image. The wiring and mounting tension spring would need to be tested for functional integrity.