Vintage Ornate Floral Ceramic and Brass Table Lamp with Beaded Shade

This is a vintage table lamp, characterized by its ornate design and classic elements. The lamp features a bell-shaped shade, likely constructed from a linen or a similar natural fiber fabric in a light tan or beige color, supported by a metal frame with vertical ribs. The top and bottom edges of the shade are trimmed with a darker brown fabric band. A distinctive decorative element is a fringe of small, elongated, amber-colored glass or plastic beads hanging from the upper rim of the shade, adding a touch of elegance. The base of the lamp appears to be composed of multiple sections. Directly beneath the shade is a prominent porcelain or ceramic urn-shaped body, hand-painted with floral motifs, primarily showcasing large pink roses and green leaves on a lighter background, possibly white or cream, with hints of blue. Below the floral body is a smaller, white or off-white ceramic piece with an intricate, openwork or reticulated design, possibly imitating lacework or filigree, and a green band visible at its top. The lowest part of the base is a substantial, ornate metal component, likely brass or a brass-plated alloy, with a distressed or antique gold finish, featuring rococo-inspired scrolled patterns. The overall construction suggests a piece from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s or 1960s, a period known for highly decorative lamps. Given the user-provided context, the lamp is marked 'B705' on the bottom of its base, which could be a model number or an internal production code, but not definitively a maker's mark without further investigation. The condition appears good from the visible angles, with no obvious major damage to the shade or ceramic elements, though the metal base shows some patina consistent with age. The craftsmanship is evident in the detailed painting and the multi-component assembly of the base.