Art Nouveau Style Lily Bud Two-Light Table Lamp

This is an Art Nouveau-inspired table lamp, likely from the mid-to-late 20th century, featuring a double-light configuration. The lamp is constructed from a metal alloy with an antiqued brass or bronze-colored finish. Its base is uniquely shaped like a broad, textured lily pad with radial veining, from which a central stem rises and splits into two gracefully arching gooseneck arms. The shades are crafted from clear ribbed glass, terminating in a ruffled, petal-like 'tulip' or 'lily' edge that mimics a blooming flower. Each shade is secured by a metal fitter with three thumb screws. Notable features include the organic, fluid lines characteristic of the Art Nouveau revival movement. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible tarnishing and a varied patina on the metal surfaces consistent with age. The wiring is visible at the bottom with a modern inline switch, suggesting it may have been rewired or is a modern reproduction of a turn-of-the-century design. The craftsmanship is decent, aiming for a decorative aesthetic, though the visible casting seams on the arms suggest mass-market production rather than high-end custom metalwork.