Mid-Century Modern 3-Way Cone Shade Floor Lamp

This is a vintage Mid-Century Modern floor lamp, likely dating from the 1950s or 1960s, featuring three individually adjustable cone-shaped shades. The main shaft of the lamp appears to be constructed from brass-toned metal, possibly brass-plated steel, exhibiting a slightly tarnished or aged patina consistent with its age. A section of the lower pole transitions to a darker, possibly painted brown or ebonized finish, which meets a circular base. The base itself is a dark, possibly brown-painted metal, with a raised central brass-toned ring, adding a decorative element. Each of the three cone shades is made from a light-colored material, possibly fiberglass or a similar synthetic, with a textured surface. The shades feature a distinctive geometric pattern of vertical stripes in varying widths, rendered in a warm color palette of brown and orange tones. The interior of the shades shows some discoloration or aging. The arms connecting the shades to the main shaft are also brass-toned and appear to be adjustable, allowing the user to direct the light. The wiring, a black electrical cord, indicates that the lamp is electric and designed for standard household use. Noticeable condition issues include general wear and tear, surface grime, and potential oxidation on the metal components, all commensurate with age. The shades show signs of surface dirt and possibly some minor fading or discoloration of the patterned design. There are no obvious major damages like dents or breaks, but close inspection might reveal minor scuffs or scratches. The overall design reflects the atomic age aesthetic, characterized by futuristic shapes and bold patterns that were popular in the mid-20th century.