Vintage Hand-Painted Floral Hanging Swag Lamp

This appears to be a vintage hanging swag lamp, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1960s to 1970s. It features a two-piece glass shade. The upper portion, which narrows towards the top and has a ruffled or scalloped edge, is made of yellow milk glass. The larger, bulbous lower section of the shade is off-white or opalescent milk glass, decorated with hand-painted floral motifs in hues of red, yellow, and green. The painting style suggests a folk art or casual aesthetic. The lamp is suspended by three ornate, dark-colored metal chains that connect to a central metal canopy hook, designed to be hung from a ceiling. A fourth, longer chain extends from the canopy, presumably to a wall outlet for power, indicating its 'swag' style. The hardware supporting the glass shade is made of brass or a brass-toned metal, featuring a decorative finial at the bottom. The metal components show signs of age, including some tarnishing or a darkened patina consistent with older brass or plated metals. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided images. The overall condition appears consistent with its age, with no obvious cracks or chips in the glass, though a close inspection for wear on the painted details and electrical components would be necessary for a full appraisal. The craftsmanship points to mass production typical of decorative lighting during its style period, with the hand-painting adding a unique, artisanal touch to each piece.