Vintage Cut Crystal Urn-Style Table Lamp

This is an elegant vintage table lamp featuring a body constructed from heavy lead crystal. The design follows a classic urn or trophy silhouette, characterized by deep, hand-cut geometric patterns. The central body displays a combination of diamond (cross-hatch) cuts on the lower half and elongated vertical leaf or lens cuts on the upper section, which are hallmarks of traditional glasswork from makers such as Waterford or various American Brilliant period manufacturers. The crystal sections are separated by a faceted neck and connected by a visible internal brass-tone metal rod that houses the electrical wiring. The lamp sits upon a circular polished brass-clad base, which shows light surface scratches and minor tarnish consistent with age. Reflective quality of the crystal remains high with no major clouding visible, though minor flea bite chips might be present along the sharper ridges of the cut facets. The electrical cord is a vintage-style gold-toned plastic, suggesting a mid-to-late 20th-century manufacture date, likely between 1960 and 1980. The craftsmanship represents high-quality decorative lighting with significant weight and light-refraction capabilities.