Vintage Ceramic Pitcher Form Table Lamp with Pleated Mesh Shade

This is a decorative table lamp featuring a base made from what appears to be glazed ceramic, shaped like a large pitcher or ewer, resting on a turned wooden base. The ceramic body is a creamy off-white color with raised, ornate scrollwork and floral designs. These raised details are accented with a distressed effect, appearing to be deliberately darkened or antiqued with a brownish finish, enhancing their texture and giving a rustic or aged aesthetic. The pitcher form includes a prominent handle and a spouted rim, though it functions as the body of the lamp rather than a container. A turned wooden element extends upwards from the ceramic base, connecting to the lamp's electrical components and the lampshade. The lampshade is notable for its pleated, fan-like construction, fashioned from a lightweight, possibly linen or burlap-like fabric in a light tan or beige color. It features darker trim bands along the pleats, providing definition. Beneath the main fabric, ruffled layers of a sheer, light green or olive-colored netting/tulle are visible, adding unique texture and visual interest, suggesting a layered or dual-shade design. The lamp appears to be in good used condition, with the distressed aesthetic being intentional rather than damage. There are no obvious signs of chips, cracks, or significant wear on the ceramic base, and the wooden components seem intact. The lampshade shows some slight creasing consistent with its pleated construction but no major tears or staining. The overall style suggests a vintage, possibly mid-20th century to late 20th century piece, with an emphasis on rustic, country, or shabby chic decor, demonstrating decent craftsmanship.