Art Nouveau Spelter Table Lamp with Reverse-Painted Glass Shade

This table lamp features a cast metal base, likely spelter or patinated bronze, showcasing an intricate Art Nouveau design with organic, foliate, and laurel-leaf motifs. The central column is elongated and tapered, divided into panels filled with repetitive textured patterns and pebbled backgrounds, reflecting high-quality early 20th-century craftsmanship. The lamp is topped with a reverse-painted glass shade depicting a vibrant autumnal landscape with orange and green trees. The base exhibits an aged patina with some oxidation and minor surface wear, particularly around the edges of the circular foot. Notable features include dual pull-chain sockets with beaded chains and brass finials. The electrical components appear updated with a modern brown cord and a compact fluorescent bulb (CFL). The construction and stylistic elements suggest a manufacture date between 1910 and 1930, following the aesthetics of makers like Miller, Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass, or Handel. No visible signatures are present in the image, but the relief work is sharp and well-defined, indicating a professional casting process.