Vintage Pressed Glass Table Lamp with Starburst Pattern

This is a vintage pressed or cut glass table lamp, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s to 1970s. The lamp's body is crafted from clear glass, showcasing an intricate pattern that mimics cut crystal. The design features a blend of radiating starburst motifs and crisscross patterns, creating facets that reflect light beautifully. The 'starburst' patterns are particularly prominent on two large ovoid sections of the body, while the neck and base of the glass are adorned with smaller, more uniform geometric cuts. The lamp has a classic urn or vase-like silhouette, tapering towards the top and flaring out at the base. It stands on a round, possibly silver-plated or chrome-finished metal base, which shows some visible wear and minor tarnishing consistent with age, indicating potential plating loss or surface scratches. The electrical components consist of a standard brass-tone lamp socket and harp assembly, appearing in good working order with a visible power cord. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage to the glass body, and it exhibits a clean appearance without significant clouding or discoloration. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item, though the intricate glass pattern gives it a decorative and somewhat luxurious appeal. The overall condition appears to be good vintage, with the primary observable wear being on the metal base.