Victorian Style Gone with the Wind Parlor Lamp

This is a vintage Victorian-style electric parlor lamp, commonly referred to as a 'Gone with the Wind' lamp. The piece features a two-tiered design consisting of a large spherical top globe shade and a matching baluster-shaped base, both crafted from opaque milk glass. The glass is decorated with a vibrant, transfer-printed or hand-painted floral motif featuring a lush arrangement of pink and cream roses set against a warm, gradient background transitions from soft orange to deep ruby red. The lamp is mounted on an ornate, cast metal footed base with scrollwork details, finished in a dark antiqued bronze patina. A matching decorative metal fount ring joins the two glass sections. The lamp is currently electrified, as evidenced by the white cord. The overall condition appears good with the glass glowing warmly from internal illumination; however, there is a small circular sticker or mark on the upper globe that needs careful removal. Craftsmanship is indicative of mid-20th-century reproductions of 19th-century oil lamps, likely produced by companies such as Fenton or Quoizel. The floral patterns are well-aligned across both sections, suggesting a high-quality coordinated set.