Brass Finish Torchiere Floor Lamp with Floral/Wing Shepherds Crook

This is a freestanding floor lamp, likely a torchiere style, featuring a polished brass or brass-finish metal construction. The central column is a straight, tubular standard that rises from a stable, somewhat ornate base. The base appears to be a curved or stylized 'shepherd's crook' shape, also in a polished metallic finish, suggesting a good quality casting or fabrication. At the top of the main column, there is a large, upward-facing light fixture with a shade shaped like a pair of wings or a large, delicate flower in a light, possibly off-white or very pale pink, translucent fabric. Below this main light, two smaller, gracefully curving arms extend from the central column, each terminating in a smaller, downward-angled light fixture. These smaller fixtures also feature delicate, ruffled, floral-like shades made of a similar translucent fabric, which appear to have small, possibly glittery or beaded embellishments, giving them a whimsical or ethereal appearance. The overall aesthetic suggests a late 20th-century design, possibly from the 1980s or 1990s, characterized by the brass finish and the decorative fabric shades. The lamp shows some signs of wear, particularly visible on the metallic base where some scuffs or tarnishing might be present, consistent with age and use. The fabric shades appear intact but could benefit from cleaning. The electrical cord is visible at the base, indicating standard electrical functionality. No clear manufacturer's marks or signatures are discernible from the available images.