Wrought Iron and Alabaster Table Lamp

This is a decorative table lamp featuring a wrought iron base and an alabaster-like central element, topped with a drum-shaped fabric lampshade. The base is constructed from dark, possibly blackened or antiqued, wrought iron, formed into elegant scrollwork and supporting a central tapered oval or teardrop-shaped body made of a lighter, off-white material that appears to be alabaster or a similar translucent stone. The ironwork includes multiple intertwined scrolls at the base, creating a stable and ornate foundation. Vertical iron bars extend upwards from this base, enclosing the alabaster element and converging towards the lamp's neck, where more scrolls provide decorative flourishes. The lamp is fitted with a light-colored, possibly off-white or beige, fabric drum lampshade, which has a slightly textured appearance. The electrical cord is dark brown and appears to be in relatively good condition, with a paper tag visible on a portion of the cord near the base. The overall style suggests a Mediterranean or Tuscan influence, possibly dating from the late 20th century to early 21st century. Visible condition includes some dust accumulation on the base and cord, suggesting it has been stored or used in an environment where it collected dirt. There are no obvious signs of major damage such as breaks or significant corrosion, but a closer inspection would be needed to determine any minor chips on the alabaster or wear to the iron finish. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, with a focus on decorative aesthetics.