Vintage Hand-Painted Grapes and Vines Gone With the Wind Style Hurricane Lamp

This is a vintage Gone With the Wind style hurricane lamp, characterized by its two-piece construction with a large, rotund globe base and a matching domed shade, both crafted from opaque milk glass. The lamp features an exquisitely hand-painted motif of grapevines, leaves, and clusters of grapes. The leaves are predominantly deep green and a muted brown, while the grape clusters are depicted in both light, almost white, shades and a striking golden hue, suggesting a varied ripeness or a decorative metallic accent. The brushwork appears deliberate and skilled, indicating hand-painting rather than a decal. The top shade is fluted at the opening, designed to hold a clear glass chimney, which is present in the image. The lower globe sits atop an ornate, possibly cast iron or a similarly heavy metal base with an antique bronze or darkened finish, featuring decorative scrollwork or botanical motifs that complement the painted glass. The metal accents supporting the upper shade also appear to be of a darkened brass or bronze color, showing some patina consistent with age. There's an electrical cord visible at the base, indicating it has been electrified. The condition appears to be good for its age, with no apparent cracks or significant chips visible in the glass. Minor wear on the metal components and a natural patina would be expected. The style suggests it dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, a period when these 'GWTW' lamps were highly popular as decorative and functional lighting fixtures.