Mid-Century Hollywood Regency Cut Crystal and Brass Table Lamp

This is a sophisticated Hollywood Regency style table lamp featuring a prominent lead crystal body with a deep thumbprint and starburst cut glass patterns. The central glass element is shaped like an inverted urn or champagne bucket, complete with two glass ring handle motifs on either side. The glass is clear with high refractive brilliance, suggesting a quality lead content typical of makers like Waterford or Gorham, though no visible acid etch mark is present in this view. Inside the glass vessel, a three-light candelabra cluster is visible, featuring white faux-candle sleeves and brass-toned sockets. The base is composed of a matching domed cut-glass pedestal mounted on a tiered brass or gold-plated metal foot. A polished brass collar crowns the glass urn. The lamp appears to be in very good vintage condition; the glass remains clear without visible chips or clouding, while the brass shows minor surface oxidation and light patina consistent with a mid-20th-century age (est. 1950s-1970s). The craftsmanship is evident in the sharp, precise facets of the glass and the weighted, sturdy construction of the metal components, hallmarks of high-end vintage lighting.