Art Nouveau Style Stained Glass Table Lamp

This item is an Art Nouveau style table lamp featuring a stained glass shade and an intricately cast metal base. The shade is constructed from multiple pieces of art glass, soldered together with dark leading lines, creating a geometric and stylized floral motif. The primary colors in the shade include a cream or off-white opaque glass forming the larger sections, complemented by amber, various shades of orange (from pale to reddish-orange), and brown glass pieces that shape the central floral design. The top portion of the shade incorporates additional amber-colored glass panels. The shade is conical or pyramidal in shape, tapering upwards to a finial-like element that connects it to the lamp's structure. The base appears to be made of a dark-colored metal, possibly bronze or a bronze-finished pot metal, exhibiting a relief-molded, organic, and flowing design with fluted or foliate elements resembling upward-reaching tendrils or petals. The base is broad and stable, providing support for the lamp. The lamp appears to be electric, with a visible electrical cord and an inline switch or pull chain mechanism (parts of which are visible on the right side of the image). Visible condition issues include what appears to be dust and general grime from storage, and a potential slight bend or misalignment in the shade's structure on the lower left side, though this could be an optical illusion or minor wear. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced lamp from the late 20th century, likely mimicking earlier Art Nouveau designs. The use of varied glass textures and colors indicates a moderate quality piece, designed to evoke a classic aesthetic.