Vintage Native American and Wildlife Themed Glass Touch Lamp

This is a vintage 3-way touch lamp featuring a multi-paneled glass shade with Native American and wildlife motifs. The lamp consists of six curved glass panels, each secured within a polished gold-finish brass-toned metal frame. The frosted glass panels are decorated with screen-printed illustrations portraying indigenous figures, grey wolves, and bobcats in a romanticized Western style. Small decorative floral-shaped metal accents hang between the glass panels, adding a kinetic element to the design. The base is constructed of light-weight metal with a matching gold-toned finish, featuring a tiered cylindrical neck and a wide circular foot which likely houses the capacitive touch sensor. The overall height is approximately 14-16 inches. The construction suggests mass production from the late 1980s to mid-1990s, a period when touch lamps were highly popular in suburban decor. Visible condition appears fair; there is noticeable surface grime on the frosted glass and some oxidation or tarnish appearing on the metal base and framing. The finial at the top shows minor wear. These lamps were commonly manufactured in Taiwan or China using basic electrical components. The aesthetic is characteristic of kitsch or 'Wild West' themed novelty lighting of the era.