Vintage Electric Hurricane Table Lamp

This is a vintage-style electric table lamp designed to mimic a traditional kerosene hurricane lamp. The lamp stands approximately 19.5 inches tall. It features a three-part clear glass construction: a ribbed fluted pedestal base, a bulbous middle font section, and a clear glass chimney with a scalloped upper rim. The glass exhibits a slight seeded or bubbly texture, typical of mid-20th-century decorative glass. The burner assembly has been replaced or manufactured as an electric socket, featuring a decorative metal gallery with a perforated pattern. It is powered by a standard brown electrical cord, indicating it is a modern electrification or a 1960s-1970s reproduction of an early American colonial style. The lamp is currently lit with two small interior bulbs, showcasing its functionality. The overall condition appears excellent with no visible cracks, chips, or significant clouding in the glass. The metal hardware shows a dark patina consistent with age but remains structurally sound. This piece exemplifies the 'Early American' or 'Farmhouse' revival aesthetic popular in mid-century home decor.