Porcelain Figural Table Lamp with Baroque Style Base

This item is a decorative table lamp featuring a porcelain figural group mounted on an ornate metal base. The porcelain figures appear to be made of white, unglazed or bisque porcelain, depicting a scene with two individuals in 18th-century, possibly Rococo or Baroque, attire. One figure, likely female, is seated, characterized by a flowing gown and an elaborate hairstyle. The other figure, likely male, is kneeling or genuflecting beside her, perhaps offering something or expressing adoration. The details on the clothing, such as folds and ruffles, are clearly visible. The overall color of the porcelain is a pristine white, with no apparent painted details, suggesting a focus on sculptural form. The base of the lamp is made of a brass or bronze-toned metal, featuring intricate filigree work and a Baroque-inspired design with scrolled feet and an openwork pattern around the sides. This metal base shows signs of age, including a darkened patina, which is consistent with brass or bronze that has not been recently polished. The figures themselves exhibit no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs from the visible angles, maintaining their delicate form. The lamp stem, rising from behind the figures, is a twisted metal rod, possibly brass, leading up to a standard medium-base light socket, which appears to be aged brass with some oxidation. A brown electrical cord, with a modern plastic plug, is partially visible, suggesting the lamp is in working condition or has been rewired. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in both the porcelain figures and the metalwork. The style suggests it could be from the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from classical European decorative arts.