Vintage Brass Candlestick-Style Table Lamp with Milk Glass IES Shade

This is a vintage electric table lamp featuring a classic candlestick-inspired base crafted from brass-toned metal. The base exhibits a weighted, tiered circular pedestal rising into a fluted and turned central column, characteristic of mid-20th-century colonial revival styles (likely circa 1950s-1970s). The lamp is topped with a distinctive white milk glass 'waffle' or ribbed texture diffuser shade, often referred to as an IES (Illuminating Engineering Society) type shade, designed to soften light and reduce glare. The shade has a flared rim and a bulbous lower section. Physically, the brass finish shows signs of moderate age-related patina, minor surface oxidation, and dulling, particularly around the base. The milk glass appears intact with no visible cracks, though interior dust is present. The electrical components include a standard cord and a socket that appears original to the piece. There are no immediate maker's marks visible in the photograph, though such pieces were commonly produced by manufacturers like Stiffel or Laurel. The craftsmanship is of standard mass-market quality for the period, utilizing stamped and spun metal components. The cord is beige/white and shows some tangling with surrounding electronics, suggesting the lamp is in a storage or utility environment.