Late Victorian Style Kerosene Table Lamp with Floral Milk Glass Shade

This is a vintage kerosene-style table lamp, likely dating from the mid-20th century in a Late Victorian or 'Gone with the Wind' aesthetic. The lamp features a brass-plated or solid brass base with a rounded font and a tiered pedestal. A prominent feature is the large, white opal milk glass shade, which is dome-shaped with a crimped 'pie crust' ruffled top edge. The shade is decorated with a wide transfer-printed floral band featuring blue, yellow, and tan paisley and botanical motifs, framed by double blue pinstripes. A clear glass chimney extends above the shade. The brass components show a developed patina with darker tarnish spots, particularly around the font shoulder and lower base, suggesting age. The shade appears to be in good structural condition without visible chips, though there is light wear to the blue banding. The font includes a filler cap and a central draft-style wick adjuster. The craftsmanship represents high-quality decorative lighting intended for a traditional domestic interior, mimicking 19th-century lighting technology while likely utilizing modern assembly techniques.