Glass Hurricane Table Lamp with Prisms

This is an antique or vintage hurricane style electric table lamp, predominantly constructed from clear glass. The lamp features a tall, flared glass chimney, which appears to be pressed glass with subtle vertical ribbing and possibly some faint etched or molded floral motifs, though these are not clearly discernable due to reflections and lighting. The top rim of the chimney has a gentle undulation or scallop. Below the chimney, there is a metal light socket with a toggle switch, likely a standard E26 or E27 size, mounted on a clear glass disc. Extending from this disc are several faceted glass prisms or 'icicles' that hang gracefully, providing decorative sparkle. The central stem of the lamp is also clear glass, possibly hollow, leading down to a decorative, substantial glass base. The base has a multi-faceted or molded design, giving it a somewhat neoclassical or Victorian appearance. There is a visible black electrical cord emerging from the base. The overall condition appears good with no obvious chips or cracks visible on the glass components, but typical signs of age such as slight dust accumulation and potential minor wear on the metal components (patina, light scratching) are expected. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured piece from the early to mid-20th century, seeking to evoke a classic, elegant aesthetic, possibly aiming for a cut-glass appearance through molding.