Traditional Brass-Toned Table Lamp with Pleated Shade

This item is a traditional-style table lamp, likely dating from the mid to late 20th century, possibly 1960s-1980s. The lamp features a brass-toned metal base with a fluted or pleated fabric lampshade. The base is constructed from multiple stacked hexagonal and round components. The uppermost section of the base is a hexagonal shape, transitioning into a rounded, urn-like body, and then decreasing in size to a smaller, similar rounded element before ending in a hexagonal base. The brass-toned finish shows signs of age, with visible patina and some discoloration, particularly on the hexagonal base, indicating it is not a new item and adds to its aged aesthetic. The finial at the top of the lamp, which secures the lampshade, appears to be made of the same brass-toned metal and has a decorative, possibly urn-shaped or acorn-shaped design. The lampshade is a light, possibly off-white or beige, pleated fabric, giving it a textural and classic appearance. There are some faint dark marks or discoloration on the pleats of the shade, consistent with dust accumulation or slight wear from age and use. The overall craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced lamps of its era, with no obvious unique maker's marks visible in the provided image. The design suggests a functional yet decorative piece, suitable for traditional interior settings. The wear and patina are consistent with an item that has been used over several decades.