Vintage Floral Kerosene/Oil Lamp with Electrified Conversion

This item is a vintage kerosene or oil lamp that appears to have been converted to an electric lamp. It features a tripartite construction: a decorative metal base, a ceramic or milk glass body, and a two-piece glass shade. The ceramic/milk glass components are off-white or cream in color and adorned with a distinct floral pattern. This pattern consists of circular medallions, each containing a small bouquet of blue, brown, and possibly green flowers and foliage, outlined with a fine brown or dark blue line. A similar dark blue or brown line also borders the top and bottom edges of these sections, with an additional scalloped or beaded band pattern on the neck and bottom portion of the upper shade. The base is made of dark, possibly cast iron or bronze, featuring an ornate, scrolled design indicative of a Victorian or early 20th-century aesthetic. The middle section, connecting the lower body to the upper shade, is brass-toned metal, showing some natural patination consistent with age. The upper shade has a ruffled or crimped edge, adding a delicate touch. A small, clear glass chimney is visible, suggesting its original intent as an oil or kerosene lamp. The overall condition appears good for its age, with no obvious cracks or chips visible on the glass or ceramic portions. The metal components show some wear and patina appropriate for a vintage piece, but no significant damage. This type of lamp is often referred to as a 'Gone with the Wind' style lamp due to the large, globe-like shades. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured piece, likely from the late 19th to mid-20th century, with the floral motifs and overall design commonly seen in that period. The electrification would have been a later modification to adapt it for modern use.