Mid-Century Atomic Milk Glass Table Lamp with Gold Starburst Motif

This is a vintage table lamp constructed from opaque white milk glass, featuring a distinctive mid-century modern 'double-gourd' or baluster-inspired silhouette. The body is decorated with a series of small, metallic gold starburst or 'snowflake' motifs distributed evenly across the surface, characteristic of the atomic-style design popular in the 1950s and 1960s. The lamp sits on a stepped circular brass-finished metal base that shows visible signs of oxidation and patina commensurate with age. The glass body is segmented by a thin gold-painted band at the narrowest point of the neck. The electrical components include a standard metallic socket, though the lamp is missing its original shade, harp, and finial. While the glass appears to be in good structural condition without visible chips or cracks, the gold-leaf starbursts show minor fading in some areas. Based on the styling and materials, this piece is estimated to date from the late 1950s to the mid-1960s. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced but high-quality decorative home piece from the American post-war era, frequently manufactured by companies like Houze Art Glass or similar glassworks of that period.