Eclectic Hand-Painted Neoclassical Style Table Lamp

This is a decorative table lamp featuring a stacked baluster-style body with a unique multi-colored finish. The construction appears to be a combination of turned wood or composite material, finished with a variety of textures including gold leaf or metallic paint, sage green matte paint, and a speckled terracotta or salmon-colored glaze. The design is characterized by its geometric variety, utilizing spheres, discs, and rings of varying proportions. A notable feature is the ornate, dark metal foliate bobeche or petal-like collar situated directly below the lamp socket, which provides an organic contrast to the structured stem. The lamp is topped with a simple white or cream fabric drum shade, supported by a central harp and riser. The overall style is a modern, eclectic interpretation of traditional Neoclassical or Hollywood Regency aesthetics, likely dating from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. Regarding condition, there is visible dust accumulation in the crevices, particularly on the gold-toned discs, and some minor surface abrasions or wear to the painted finishes consistent with age and use. The speckled salmon-colored sections appear intentionally distressed to create a faux-stone or ceramic appearance. No maker’s marks are visible in the provided image, but the assembly suggests boutique or high-end retail manufacturing craftsmanship.