Art Deco Style Table Lamp with Integrated Shelving Unit

This is a freestanding table lamp integrated into a two-tier shelving unit, exhibiting characteristics of the Art Deco style, likely dating from the mid-20th century or a contemporary reproduction. The lamp features a tall, rectangular, tapering column as its base, crafted from what appears to be a light-colored wood, possibly maple or birch, with a high-gloss finish. The column rests on a square, black-painted or ebonized wooden plinth, which contrasts with the lighter wood. Atop the column sits a cubic lampshade, colored in a muted, light beige or pale taupe fabric, providing diffused light. The shade’s clean lines and geometric form are consistent with the minimalist aesthetic. Below the lamp column, the unit comprises two rectangular shelves with rounded edges, also made from the same light-colored wood with a highly lacquered, glossy finish, suggesting a polished veneer or laminate. The edges of the shelves appear to have a lighter, possibly contrasting, trim. The shelves are supported by vertical panels, creating an open and airy design. Overall condition appears to be good with a clean, well-maintained surface, showing minimal signs of wear or damage, such as scratches or chips. The high-gloss finish reflects light well, indicating a well-preserved surface. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or signatures in the provided image. The design emphasizes geometric shapes, smooth surfaces, and a functional yet elegant aesthetic, typical of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne furniture.