Vintage Milk Glass Hurricane-Style Table Lamp with Hand-Painted Floral Motif

This item is a vintage table lamp featuring a bell-shaped milk glass base with an opaque white finish. The base is decorated with hand-painted or decal-applied floral designs, specifically featuring a central pink aster-like bloom surrounded by smaller rosebuds and green foliage. The lamp is designed in the mid-20th-century 'Gone with the Wind' or hurricane-style tradition. It stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall to the top of the shade fitter. The metal components include a brass-toned shade ring (fitter) approximately 7 inches in diameter, supported by three curved arms known as spiders. The fixture includes a metal gallery with a decorative fleur-de-lis or crown-style perforated rim, which originally likely held a glass chimney. The base sits on a tiered, polished metal (possibly chrome or nickel-plated steel) circular foot. A notable feature is the aged electric cord wrapped around the base, indicating this is an electric conversion or a mid-century reproduction of a traditional oil lamp. The condition appears fair to good: the glass shows no visible cracks, but the metal components exhibit significant oxidation, surface grime, and patina consistent with age and storage in a non-climate-controlled environment. No manufacturer stamps are clearly visible in the photograph, but the style is characteristic of manufacturers like Fenton or L.G. Wright from the 1940s-1960s.