Vintage Conch Shell and Coral Table Lamp

This decorative table lamp features a large, natural Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) shell as its primary focal point, mounted on a turned circular wooden base. Tucked within the shell's aperture is an arrangement of small branched coral specimens in varying shades of white, pink, and lime green. The shell displays characteristic calcified growth marks, a creamy exterior with peach-colored zig-zag patterns, and a smooth, pearlescent interior. The base appears to be solid wood with a light finish, though it shows some visible wear and dust accumulation. A thick, dark electrical cord is wrapped around the base, suggesting the lamp is wired for internal illumination which would highlight the translucency of the shell and coral when lit. The overall style is indicative of coastal or nautical kitsch popular in the mid-to-late 20th century, likely dating from the 1960s to 1980s. While no maker's mark is visible, the assembly reflects typical souvenir handicraft quality of tropical regions. Condition appears fair; the shell is intact, though the coral may have slight brittle loss and the electrical components likely require testing for safety due to their aged appearance.