Italian Capodimonte Style Cherub and Floral Porcelain Table Lamp

This is an ornate, mid-to-late 20th-century table lamp crafted in the Rococo Revival style, highly characteristic of Italian Capodimonte-style porcelain. The lamp base features a multi-tiered, sculptural composition centered around a hand-painted ceramic cherub (putto) seated amidst an abundance of high-relief, polychrome floral appliqués, including yellow and pink roses with green foliage. The porcelain base is glazed in a creamy off-white with extensive gold-leaf or gilt accents highlighting the scrollwork, acanthus leaves, and fluted elements. The craftsmanship shows intricate attention to detail in the delicate flower petals and the cherub's facial features. The lamp is topped with a vintage-style bell lampshade featuring a floral damask cream fabric, trimmed with beaded braiding and a long, white bullion fringe. The condition appears to be generally good, though there is a visible chip on the petal of a pink rose at the base, and minor crazing or wear to the gilt edges is common for its age. The style suggests an origin from the 1960s or 1970s, a period when these elaborate decorative lamps were popular imports from European makers.