Vintage Brass Table Lamp with Linen Shade

This is a vintage brass table lamp with a linen drum shade, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1960s or 1970s, based on its design and material. The lamp base is constructed from brass, exhibiting a classic turned or column-style design with multiple rounded and stepped elements that taper upwards from a circular or possibly square weighted base (partially obscured). The brass displays a rich, aged patina, suggesting its vintage nature with areas of darker discoloration and possibly some subtle verdigris typical of antique brass, indicating actual age rather than a faux finish. The construction appears solid and well-made, designed to provide stability. At the top of the brass column, there's a clear glass or acrylic break, likely a decorative element to transition to the lamp's electrical components and socket. Above this glass element, a slender yellow-toned shaft (possibly plastic or painted metal) leads up to the bulb socket area, which is partially visible. The lamp is topped with a modern or replacement drum-style lamp shade made of a light-colored linen or linen-blend fabric, likely white or off-white, providing a clean contrast to the brass base. The shade appears to be in good condition, showing no significant tears or stains. The overall height appears substantial, suitable for a living room or bedroom side table. No specific manufacturer's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image, but the quality of the turning and the material suggests a reputable maker from its period. The lamp shows signs of typical age and use, but no major damage or repairs are immediately evident.