Vintage Wooden Oriental Floor Lamp with Fringed Shade

This is a vintage floor lamp, likely dating from the 1920s based on the context provided and its stylistic elements. The lamp features a tall, slender turned wooden base, predominantly finished in a dark, possibly black or very dark brown lacquer. The central shaft of the lamp is adorned with hand-painted or applied oriental-style decorative motifs, rendered in a striking gold or light yellow color. These designs appear to depict figures, possibly in traditional Japanese or Chinese attire, along with botanical or geometric patterns. There are several turned sections on the wooden base, including a prominent, bulbous element directly beneath the shade and another larger, more elaborate turned section forming the lower part of the column, transitioning to a stable circular or multi-lobed base (partially obscured). The lamp is topped with a large, bell-shaped or domed fabric shade, which is light-colored, possibly cream or ivory, and adorned with a long, dense fringe around its bottom edge. The fabric of the shade appears to be a heavy textile, possibly velvet or a similar plush material, showing some signs of age and possibly slight discoloration or dust accumulation consistent with its vintage. The fringe also appears to be intact but could show minor fraying due to age. The lamp's electrical components are not visible, but as a period piece, it would originally have been wired for incandescent bulbs. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured item, but the hand-painted decoration indicates a degree of artisan involvement. The overall condition appears fair to good for its age, with wear appropriate for a utilitarian object of this vintage. There are no obvious major damages like cracks or significant chips visible on the wooden base, but the finish may show commensurate wear, minor scuffs, or areas of rub-through over time.