Vintage Milk Glass Gone with the Wind Hurricane Lamp

This is a vintage mid-century electric hurricane lamp, commonly referred to as a 'Gone with the Wind' style lamp. The piece features a dual-globe design with a large milk glass fount and a matching upper glass shade. The white milk glass is decorated with a hand-painted floral motif, specifically a large pink rose with green leaves, and finished with a distinctive amber or yellow glass transition at the top. The upper shade has a ruffled, crimped top edge that adds ornamental detail. The base and central column are constructed from cast metal with an antiqued brass or bronze-colored finish, showing a flared pedestal base and a bulbous decorative font. The metal displays a significant aged patina with visible surface wear, minor oxidation, and dust accumulation throughout. Functional elements include an internal socket, a decorative metal gallery to hold the globe, and a brown plastic power cord. This style of lamp was popular in the 1950s through the 1970s as a revival of Victorian oil lamps. While no maker's mark is visible in the image, the craftsmanship suggests mass-market production typical of the mid-20th century. The lamp appears to be in fair to good vintage condition with no major chips visible on the glass, though the metal base shows heavy surface tarnish.