Mid-Century Ribbed Ceramic Drip-Glaze Table Lamp

This is a vintage table lamp likely dating from the mid-20th century, approximately 1950s to 1960s. The lamp features a ceramic ovoid-shaped body with vertical ribbing, finished in a striking multi-colored drip glaze. The glaze transition moves from a deep cobalt blue at the top neck into a vibrant seafoam or teal green throughout the midsection. The ceramic body sits upon a dark, possibly black or deep brown, ornate pedestal base which appears to be crafted from cast metal or heavy resin with decorative floral or scrollwork motifs. The lamp is capped with a tall, slightly tapered drum lampshade featuring vertical pleating in a smoke-gray or charcoal fabric. A decorative green ceramic finial secures the shade at the top. The electrical components include a standard beige-colored cord. Condition-wise, the ceramic glaze appears well-preserved with high gloss, though the pleated shade shows signs of light dust accumulation and age-appropriate wear. The cord shows slight yellowing, suggesting it may be the original wiring. This style is characteristic of American pottery manufacturers from the mid-century era, such as Haegar or Royal Haegar, though no manufacturer mark is visible in this view. The piece demonstrates high-quality craftsmanship through the depth of the glaze application and the symmetry of the fluted ceramic body.