Vintage Mid-Century Neoclassical Glass and Gilt Metal Table Lamp

This is a vintage table lamp featuring a distinctive Neoclassical or Hollywood Regency style, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The lamp's central body consists of a translucent fluted or ribbed glass font with a light amber or smoked tint. This glass element is balanced between two cast metal components finished in a gold-tone or antique brass gilt. The upper metal neck features a flared, trumpet-like shape with vertical ridges, while the base element mimics a stylised floral or acanthus leaf motif that flares outward. The entire assembly sits atop a circular, black-finished weighted base. The lamp shows visible signs of age and wear. Most notably, there is significant pitting and oxidation on the upper gilt metal neck, suggesting moisture exposure or the natural degradation of the plating over time. The beige fabric lampshade appears to be in fair condition but shows slight discoloration along the seams and ribbing. A small Underwriters Laboratories (UL) sticker is visible on the socket housing, which provides a key safety certification but also indicates mass production, likely in the United States. The cord is a standard black plastic-coated wire. The overall craftsmanship is characteristic of mid-market decorative lighting from the 1960s or 70s, prioritizing aesthetic appeal through classical forms and textured glass.