Vintage Ceramic Table Lamp with Fabric Shade

This is a vintage table lamp, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s or 1960s, given its design aesthetic. The lamp features a flared, bell-shaped lampshade made of a light brown or tan fabric. The shade is adorned with a repeating pattern of delicate, swirling vines and small floral motifs in a darker brown or grey color. The trim around the top and bottom edges of the lampshade appears to be a complementary fabric or piping. The lamp's base is composed of a ceramic or porcelain body resting on a metal stand. The ceramic body is predominantly white or off-white with a glossy finish. It has a distinctive swelling, bulbous shape in the lower portion, tapering upwards to a narrower neck that supports the shade. Subtle decorative elements in a faded gold or brown hue, possibly depicting stylized leaves or abstract designs, are visible on the widest part of the ceramic base. The ceramic section sits atop a darker, possibly bronze or brass-finished metal base that shows signs of age, including some general wear and oxidation, contributing to a rustic patina. The white ceramic portion exhibits some minor scuffs and marks consistent with age and use. The electrical cord, which appears to be a standard two-prong cord, is dark brown or black and shows some coiling and possible age-related stiffness. The overall condition suggests a well-used but structurally intact item, with visible patina on the metal base and some staining or discoloration on the lampshade. There are no readily apparent maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image, but the craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced decorative lighting from its estimated period.