Vintage Brass and Glass Kerosene-Style Table Lamp

This is a vintage-style table lamp designed to mimic the aesthetics of an antique kerosene or oil lamp, converted for electric use. The lamp features a prominent brass-tone metal construction, exhibiting a warm, aged patina characteristic of brass that has oxidized over time. Its design is segmented, with a substantial circular base leading up to a series of stacked, graduated brass rings that form the lower body. Above this, there is a clear, globular glass reservoir section, typical of functional kerosene lamps, though here it serves a decorative purpose, encasing what appears to be the internal wiring or a central brass rod. Directly above the glass globe, more stacked brass elements narrow towards the lamp socket. Two defining features are the decorative 'keys' or 'turners' protruding from the mid-section, one with a circular ring handle and the other with a more knob-like finial, reminiscent of wick adjustment mechanisms on actual oil lamps. The overall shape is robust and stately. The lamp is topped with a simple, off-white or cream-colored fabric lampshade, possibly pleated or woven, though its details are not clearly visible. The visible condition suggests some surface wear and tarnish consistent with age and use, enhancing its vintage appeal. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernable from the image. Its style suggests a period revival piece, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, reinterpreting 19th-century lamp designs. The craftsmanship appears solid, with well-formed metal components, indicating a quality decorative item.