Arts and Crafts / Art Nouveau Style Table Lamp with Art Glass Shade

This is an antique or vintage table lamp, likely dating from the early 20th century, possibly in the Arts and Crafts or Art Nouveau style. The lamp features a multifaceted, hexagonal shade constructed from metal leading and various types of art glass. The top panels of the shade appear to be made of a translucent, mottled pink or rose-colored glass, while the side panels alternate between plain white or cream-colored sections and sections that reveal iridized or 'peacock' glass, exhibiting shifts in color when viewed from different angles. The metal leading on the shade is highly decorative, featuring intricate filigree work, lattice patterns, organic scrollwork, and geometric motifs, with a patinated bronze or brass finish that suggests age and adds to its antique aesthetic. The lamp's base is substantial and appears to be made of cast metal, possibly iron or bronze, finished to match the shade's leading. It features a decorative columnar shaft with ornate detailing, resting on a sturdy, splayed multi-footed base, which also incorporates decorative elements that complement the shade's design. A pull chain switch for operation is visible, consistent with lamps of this period. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like major cracks in the glass or large bends in the metal, but typical wear and tear appropriate for its age, such as minor scuffs, dust accumulation, and a consistent patina, are present. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with well-executed lead work and detailed casting on the base, indicative of a manufactured piece designed for aesthetic appeal and functionality.