Asian-Inspired Double-Tiered Table Lamp

This is an antique or vintage double-tiered table lamp, featuring an Asian-inspired aesthetic. The lamp base is composed of two stacked, slightly offset rectangular or square sections. Each section is predominantly light cream or pale yellow in color, adorned with intricate hand-painted or decaled decorations displaying figures in traditional attire, possibly with fan motifs and flora, indicative of an East Asian art style. These panels are framed by vibrant red borders with gold trim, enhancing their visual appeal. The construction appears to be ceramic or porcelain, possibly lacquered, with a glossy finish. Visible wear includes slight discoloration or fading on the red and gold accents, consistent with age. Gold-colored metal hardware connects the upper tier to the elaborate brass-toned lamp collar, which features filigree or openwork detailing. The lamp sits on a darker, possibly bronze or cast iron, square base with classical scrolled feet, which shows signs of patina and age. A fabric lampshade, cream or off-white, is present at the top, though its full condition isn't visible. The lamp's design suggests a style period from the early to mid-20th century, possibly dating back to the Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern era, when Chinoiserie styles were popular. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed artwork and metalwork, suggests a quality piece, though specific maker's marks are not discernible from the image. The overall condition appears good for its age, with expected signs of use and patina rather than significant damage.