Vintage Hobnail Milk Glass Gone With The Wind Parlor Lamp

This is a vintage Gone With The Wind (GWTW) style parlor lamp, characterized by its ornate design and two-part milk glass shade. The lamp features a distinctive hobnail textured milk glass, likely opalescent, with a light off-white or cream background. It is decorated with hand-painted floral motifs in hues of blue, orange, and light pink, enclosed within a delicate brown or gold border, appearing on both the upper and lower globe sections. The top shade is fluted at the rim, adding a decorative touch. The lamp's hardware is made of a dark, possibly antiqued brass or bronze-finished metal, exhibiting an intricate, ornate, and possibly Rococo-inspired design, particularly noticeable on the base and the collar supporting the upper shade. The base features scrolled feet and acanthus leaf-like decorations, suggesting a classical influence. The metal components show some patina, consistent with age, but no apparent major damage or corrosion. A clear glass hurricane chimney is visible at the top, typically used to protect the flame or bulb and create an even glow. The lamp appears to be electric, with a brown power cord visible, suggesting it's been converted from oil or originally manufactured as electric. The overall condition appears to be good vintage, with no visible cracks or chips in the glass, though detailed inspection would be needed to confirm. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item from the mid-20th century, likely between the 1950s and 1970s, aiming to replicate earlier Victorian parlor lamp styles.