East Asian Style Hand-Painted Ceramic Table Lamp with Bird and Floral Motifs

This is a decorative table lamp featuring a vase-shaped ceramic body with intricate hand-painted designs. The lamp stands on a dark, circular wooden base, which appears to be stained or lacquered. The main body of the lamp is dark, possibly a deep green or black, serving as a background for the vibrant artwork. It features prominent panels with detailed imagery. One large central panel depicts an ornate bird, possibly a peacock or a stylized phoenix, with widespread tail feathers, surrounded by floral motifs and foliage in muted shades of blue, orange, red, and green. This panel is framed by a decorative gold-colored border with scrolling accents. Above and below this main panel, there are smaller, roughly oval-shaped cartouches with more subtle floral designs, also outlined in gold. Two distinct handles, or decorative lugs, are positioned on either side of the lamp's shoulder, painted in a dark color like the lamp body. The lamp is topped with a brass or gold-toned finial and a corresponding cap, which likely conceals the lamp's electrical components. The lampshade, partially visible, is a light, possibly beige or cream-colored fabric, which casts a warm glow. The overall style suggests an East Asian influence, possibly Chinese or Japanese, indicative of a decorative piece from the mid-20th century or later, designed to evoke a classic aesthetic. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the ceramic body, and the painted details appear well-preserved with no noticeable fading or flaking. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the painting and the overall assembly of the lamp.