Italian Mid-Century Modern Multi-Arm Floor Lamp

This is a sophisticated Italian mid-century modern floor lamp, often referred to as a 'Candelabra' or 'Tulip' style lamp, dating to the 1950s. The piece features a central brass-finished standard that supports multiple elegant arms. Each arm terminates in a distinct, elongated, frosted white glass shade that flares slightly at the top, reminiscent of a blooming flower. Below each shade housing are decorative hanging brass finials or drops, adding a touch of Neoclassical influence characteristic of high-end Italian lighting from this era. Based on the provided context, the unit is anchored by a heavy round marble base, providing both stability and a luxurious material contrast. The metal components show a warm aged patina consistent with its age, with minor oxidation potential on the brass plating. The glass shades appear to be in good vintage condition without visible cracks, though minor flea bites at the rims are common for the period. The overall craftsmanship suggests a high-quality production, possibly from noted manufacturers like Stilnovo or Arredoluce, though no visible stamp is captured. Its sleek verticality and organic shade shapes epitomize the transition from traditional luxury to modern minimalist Italian design.