Mid-Century Atomic Starburst Milk Glass Table Lamp

This is a vintage table lamp crafted from opaque white milk glass, featuring a classic mid-century modern aesthetic. The lamp body possesses a shapely baluster form with a tapered neck and a bulbous base. It is decorated with delicate pink or light purple 'atomic' starburst or snowflake motifs scattered across the surface, accented by thin gold-tone pinstripe bands circling the neck and base. The lamp is mounted on a stepped circular brass-finished metal base that shows a darkened patina consistent with age. At the top, a standard brass-toned socket with a turn-knob switch is present, though it appears to be missing its harp and lampshade. A brown electrical cord is visible, indicating a late 1950s to 1960s manufacturing era. The glass appears to be in good structural condition without visible cracks, though the gold gilding shows slight thinning in areas. The metal base exhibits some surface oxidation and minor scuffing. A modern secondary market price tag is adhered to the lower front portion of the glass body. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced but high-quality decorative home piece from the American mid-century period, likely by a manufacturer such as Houze glass or similar glasswork companies of that era.