Retro Conical Brass Anodized Table Lamp

This item is a retro anodized table lamp characterized by its distinctive conical and semi-conical forms. The primary material appears to be brass, evident from its golden-yellow hue and metallic sheen, which has been anodized, giving it a somewhat matte or satin finish compared to polished brass. The lamp consists of two main shade elements: a larger, conical shade that projects forward, and a smaller, more flattened, semi-conical element positioned perpendicularly to the larger cone. Both shades exhibit a rich, warm golden color. The large conical shade tapers towards a black cylindrical base at its far end, which likely houses the electrical components and bulb socket. The connection point between the two shades shows a circular, possibly pivotable, joint, suggesting adjustability. The lamp is supported by a minimalist, possibly three-legged or tripod-like base, constructed from thin, dark-colored rods, each terminating in a spherical black finial, providing stability and a touch of mid-century design. There are visible white adhesive labels with black text ('PP12B L3' and '456') attached to the shades, likely auction or inventory tags. The overall condition appears to be good with some visible patina and minor surface imperfections consistent with age and use, particularly on the brass. The lamp design strongly suggests a mid-20th-century aesthetic, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, a period known for its innovative lighting designs and use of materials like anodized aluminum and brass. The craftsmanship appears solid, with no immediately obvious signs of major damage or repairs, contributing to its retro charm and potential collectible value. The distinctive shape and material choice make it a notable example of period lighting.