Vintage Victorian-Style Porcelain Table Lamp with Hurricane Chimney

This is a mid-20th-century table lamp designed in the Victorian 'Gone with the Wind' Revival style. The lamp features an amphora-shaped porcelain body with dual scroll handles and a pedestal base. The central porcelain section is decorated with a transfer-ware vignette depicting a romanticized neoclassical or pastoral scene in an oval frame, complemented by a teal-green band at the foot and gold-toned pinstriping at the neck. Above the porcelain body sits a brass-tone metal gallery ring with decorative perforations, intended to support a large glass shade (currently missing from the assembly). The top is finished with a clear glass hurricane chimney with a crimped 'pie-crust' upper rim. The base is constructed of cast metal with a foliate leaf pattern in an antique brass finish. Condition-wise, the item appears structurally sound but shows significant signs of age; there is visible tarnishing and oxidation on the brass components, and the electrical cord is an older ribbed plastic type with a non-polarized plug, indicating a likely age from the 1950s to 1970s. The absence of the primary outer glass globe is a notable condition issue. Overall craftsmanship is indicative of mass-produced decorative lighting of the mid-century era, aiming to capture traditional aesthetic appeal.