Vintage Urn-Form Table Lamp with Ornate Metal Base

This is a vintage or antique table lamp, characterized by its distinctive ceramic or pottery urn-shaped body and ornate base. The main body of the lamp features a mottled, abstract glaze, primarily in earthy tones of brown, gold, and perhaps some subtle blue or green, giving it a somewhat organic or metallic oxidized appearance. The surface appears to have a textured, almost cratered or pitted finish, indicating a rustic or art pottery style. The lamp is supported by a multi-part base: immediately below the ceramic body is a rectangular black plinth, which in turn rests upon a larger, highly decorative, possibly gilded or bronzed metal base. This metal base features intricate scrollwork and acanthus leaf motifs, suggesting a Rococo Revival or Victorian aesthetic. The lamp neck, visible above the ceramic body, is turned wood or a material made to resemble wood, with fluted details and a more traditional lamp harp structure. The lampshade is made of fabric, likely silk or a silk blend, with a scalloped edge on both the top and bottom rims. The outer fabric is a warm brown or amber color, appearing somewhat translucent when lit, while the inner lining is a lighter cream or off-white. The scalloping on the shade adds to its classical or traditional appeal. The overall condition appears good for its age, though the shade may show some minor wear or discoloration consistent with use. No obvious cracks or chips are visible on the ceramic body from this perspective. The lamp's design suggests it could date from the mid-20th century, possibly earlier given the ornate base, or be a reproduction inspired by these periods. The craftsmanship points to a well-made piece, with attention to decorative detail on the base and the unique glaze of the body.