Neoclassical Style Hand-Painted Porcelain and Gilt Metal Urn Lamp

This is a Neoclassical-style table lamp designed with a central urn motif, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The main body consists of an urn made of porcelain or ceramic, featuring a vibrant floral bouquet motif on a white background, framed by a broad emerald green band and heavy gold-colored gilding. The urn is flanked by two ornate gilt metal handles that appear to be cast in a scrolled or perhaps figurative ram's head style. The urn sits upon a tiered pedestal base constructed of brass or gilt metal over a square green marbleized or painted stone plinth. The lamp is capped with a metal finial-style lid from which the harp assembly originates. The harp is currently bare, missing its shade and finial. In terms of condition, there is visible oxidation and patina on the metallic components, particularly on the base and the top cap. The electrical cord is an older two-prong style, which may require rewiring for modern safety standards. No visible chips are seen on the porcelain in the image, but the gilding on the lower portion of the urn shows signs of wear and slight discoloration consistent with age. The craftsmanship reflects a decorative 'Hollywood Regency' or traditional French Empire influence, utilizing multi-material layering to create a substantial and formal aesthetic.