Fenton White and Brass Hobnail Milk Glass "Gone With the Wind" Style Table Lamp

This is a vintage mid-century modern electric table lamp, likely manufactured by the Fenton Art Glass Company, featuring their iconic hobnail milk glass pattern. The lamp consists of two large, matching globular milk glass sections—the upper shade and the lower reservoir body—both of which are covered in uniform, raised hobnail studs. These glass components are characterized by an opaque white color. Centrally, the lamp features a polished brass-finished metal harness or gallery, complete with a decorative scalloped rim that supports the upper globe. A smaller white glass chimney is visible protruding from the top. The base is constructed from circular tiered brass-toned metal, providing height and stability. The lamp appears to be in good vintage condition; however, there is noticeable surface patina and minor tarnishing on the brass-finished metal parts, particularly around the base plate. The milk glass shows no immediate signs of cracks or major chips, maintaining a bright, clean appearance. This style of lighting, often referred to as a 'Gone With the Wind' or 'hurricane' lamp, typically dates from the 1950s to the 1970s and is highly collectible for its classic Americana aesthetic and artisanal glass textures.