Arts and Crafts Style Stained Glass Table Lamp

This is an Arts and Crafts style table lamp featuring a domed, multi-faceted stained glass shade and a substantial wooden base. The shade is constructed from numerous individual pieces of cut glass, primarily in shades of warm amber, light beige, and off-white/cream, creating a mosaic pattern. The patterns appear geometric, with a central section featuring a chevron or zig-zag array, transitioning to a border composed of arch-like or scalloped segments in lighter glass. The individual glass pieces are joined by dark solder lines, characteristic of Tiffany-style lamps, which also provide structural integrity and a distinctive aesthetic. The overall shape of the shade is reminiscent of an inverted bowl or mushroom cap, with a slight undulation along the lower rim. A dark metal finial crowns the apex of the shade. Two pull chains, each with a dark spherical or teardrop-shaped pull, are visible, indicating a dual-bulb socket system beneath the shade. The base of the lamp is made of dark-stained wood, possibly oak or mahogany, and features a sturdy square-shaped foot that tapers upwards into a columnar shaft with a subtle trapezoidal profile. The wood exhibits a smooth finish with visible grain, suggesting a solid construction. The lamp appears to be in good, used condition with a visible power cord extending from the base. There are no obvious signs of significant damage to the glass or the wooden base from the provided image, though minor wear consistent with age and use (e.g., slight patina on solder lines, minor scuffs on wood) would be typical for such an item. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, reflecting the traditional techniques associated with stained glass artistry. Its design suggests an early to mid-20th-century aesthetic, specifically aligning with the Arts and Crafts movement's emphasis on natural materials and handcrafted beauty.