Mid-20th-century style lamp on a contemporary wooden cabinet

This assembly consists of two distinct components: a table-top lamp and a wooden storage cabinet. The lamp is stylistically consistent with Hollywood Regency or mid-century traditional designs, featuring a multi-tiered metal base with ornate scrollwork, a porcelain or milk-glass font decorated with gold-toned floral motifs, and a pleated fabric shade. The owner identifies this as a 'table/lamp combo', though they appear to be separate pieces in this photograph. The lamp's metal components show a darkened patina, while the white glass section appears intact with some wear to the gilded accents. The cabinet below appears to be a contemporary or late 20th-century piece constructed with an oak-style wood grain finish. It features an open upper shelf and a lower compartment with two shaker-style doors and dark knobs. The side supports of the cabinet have decorative scalloped edges. No maker's marks, signatures, or manufacturers' labels are visible on either item to provide a specific brand or date of manufacture. The identification is based on visible stylistic elements and construction; physical verification of materials and hidden labels would be required for a more precise attribution.

Based on my visual assessment of the photographic evidence, I am evaluating an assembly consisting of a multi-tiered table lamp and a contemporary wooden storage cabinet. Per the owner's submission, this is identified as a 'table/lamp combo,' though visually they appear to be two independent pieces. The lamp reflects stylistic elements of the mid-20th-century Hollywood Regency or traditional revival periods, featuring what appears to be a porcelain or milk-glass font with gilded accents and ornamental metalwork. The cabinet presents as a modern mass-market piece with an oak-style finish and shaker doors. I cannot verify the specific materials from a photo; physical inspection would be required to determine if the metal is solid brass or plated, and to evaluate if the cabinet is solid wood or a laminate veneer. The value estimate of $75-$150 reflects the combined market interest for decorative home furnishings of this type in the current secondary market. This estimate assumes the lamp is in working condition and that the glass remains free of cracks or significant chips. Because no maker's marks or labels are visible, this valuation is based on the item as an unattributed decorative object 'in the style of' mid-century traditional lighting. If the lamp were found to bear a mark consistent with a high-end manufacturer like Stiffel or Laurel, the value might increase accordingly. Conversely, if the cabinet shows significant structural wear or the lamp requires rewiring, the value would likely fall toward the lower end of the range. To confirm this hypothesis, an in-person examination of the hardware and any hidden stamps under the base or inside the cabinet doors would be necessary.