Vintage Hand-Painted Floral Gone With The Wind Parlor Lamp

This is a vintage Gone With The Wind (GWTW) style parlor lamp, characterized by its two-piece construction with a large lamp shade and a matching lamp base, both typically made of glass and often decorated. The lamp features an off-white or cream-colored hobnail milk glass body, hand-painted with an elaborate floral motif in shades of pink, yellow, orange, purple, and green. The top ruffled shade has a crimped or ruffled edge, often indicative of earlier glass manufacturing techniques, and is accented with two horizontal golden-yellow bands. The main body of the shade is bulbous, tapering slightly towards the top and bottom. The base of the lamp, below the light source, is also made of the same off-white milk glass, continuing the floral pattern and golden-yellow banding. The glass sections are separated by a brass-toned metal collar which appears to connect the electrical components. The lamp stands on a substantial, ornate cast metal base with an antique brass or bronze finish, featuring scrolls and possibly acanthus leaf designs, providing stability and an elegant aesthetic. The electrical cord is visible, suggesting it is a functional electric lamp, likely converted from an oil lamp or manufactured as an electric replica of the GWTW style. There is visible dust and minor wear commensurate with age, particularly on the metal base, which exhibits some patina. No obvious chips or cracks are visible in the glass from this angle, but a detailed inspection would be needed to confirm. The hand-painted details suggest a level of craftsmanship, making it a decorative and functional piece, likely dating from the mid-20th century.