Mid-Century Modern Amber Blown Glass Table Lamp

This is a vintage mid-century modern table lamp, likely dating from the 1960s to early 1970s. The piece features a striking bulbous base made of translucent amber yellow blown glass with vertical ribbing, which creates a textured 'pumpkin' or 'melon' silhouette. The glass sits between a decorative brass-finished metal neck with flared molding and an ornate, footed cast-metal base that exhibits a classic Hollywood Regency scrollwork motif. The lamp is topped with an exceptionally tall, cylindrical 'drum' shade in a cream-colored textured fabric, accented at the upper rim with a decorative gold-toned fringe or tassel trim typical of the era. The construction utilizes a central threaded rod common to production lamps of this period. While no specific maker's mark is visible from this angle, the style is reminiscent of manufacturers like Falkenstein or Accurate Casting Co. The condition appears fair to good: the glass remains vibrant without visible cracks, though the metal components show signs of oxidation and patina consistent with age. The shade displays slight yellowing from heat and age, and the fringe trim appears largely intact. The lamp is shown illuminated, indicating functional internal wiring, though vintage electrical components of this age typically require inspection for safety.