Mid-Century Modern Stiffel Yellow Ceramic and Brass Table Lamp

This is a vintage mid-century modern table lamp, likely manufactured by Stiffel or a contemporary designer of the 1960s-1970s. The piece features a baluster-style body crafted from a bright mustard-yellow glazed ceramic, segmented by three horizontally banded brass rings. The base and neck are constructed from solid brass with a visible patina consistent with age. It stands as a tall, substantial table piece. The lamp is topped with a large cylindrical drum shade featuring an intricate over-all lattice or medallion pattern in a muted mauve or tan tone on a white background. A distinctive feature is the dual light socket configuration, operated by twin brass pull-chains with dark finials. The craftsmanship is of high quality, evidenced by the clean transitions between ceramic and metal. Condition appears good overall, with some minor oxidation or tarnishing on the brass base and neck. The shade shows no visible tears or major staining, though slight yellowing may be present at the seams. The style represents the transition between Hollywood Regency and mid-century functionalism, popular in mid-to-late 20th-century interior design.