Mid-Century Modern Mixed Media Table Lamp

This table lamp represents a classic example of mid-20th-century interior lighting, likely dating from the 1950s to the 1970s. The piece features a multi-tiered construction incorporating diverse materials. The base and lower stem are crafted from turned wood, likely maple or fruitwood, showing a warm honey-colored finish. The stem consists of three stacked spherical or 'bead' elements separated by thin metallic rings. Above the wooden section is a prominent white milk-glass font featuring a vertically ribbed or 'hobnail-adjacent' pumpkin-style decorative pattern. The fixture is topped with a metal socket and a tall wire harp, which would originally have supported a fabric or paper lampshade. The hardware appears to be brass-finished or aged steel. Surface condition shows moderate signs of age including light scuffing on the wood, minor oxidation on the metal components, and dust accumulation in the glass crevasses. The cord is a brown plastic-coated two-prong wire, which appears characteristic of utilitarian wiring from the mid-century era. No maker's mark is immediately visible on the exterior, suggesting a mass-market manufacturer common for residential decor of that period.