Vintage Ceramic Figural Lamp Base of a Lady in Pink

This is a vintage mid-century ceramic figural table lamp depicting a southern belle or Victorian-style lady. The figure is constructed of glazed ceramic with a high-gloss finish. She is dressed in a floor-length pink gown with puffed sleeves, a ruffled collar, and a matching pink bonnet. Her hair is rendered in a pale yellow-blonde with tight curls. The figure stands atop a circular white base decorated with a delicate relief pattern of green vines and small pink rosebuds, finished with a pink banded rim. In terms of construction, a metal rod extends from the top of the figure to support a light socket (bulb and shade missing). The craftsmanship is characteristic of 1950s-1960s decorative novelties, likely mass-produced by a company such as Lefton or Bradley. The condition shows visible age; there is a notable white cord wrapped around the base and the electrical components appear aged, suggesting a need for rewiring. There are no major visible cracks on the ceramic in the front view, but the painted eyes and facial features show some fading typical of the period. This piece serves as a kitschy example of mid-20th-century interior lighting.