Art Nouveau Style Lily Pad Dragonfly Accent Lamp

This is a decorative three-light accent lamp designed in the Art Nouveau style, featuring a botanical lily pad and dragonfly motif. The lamp stands on a heavy, textured circular base that mimics swirling water or a rooted lily pad, likely made of patinated cast metal or zinc alloy with a dark bronze finish. From the base, three slender 'stems' of varying heights rise to terminate in trumpet-shaped favrile glass shades. The glass shades exhibit a mottled green and milky white aventurine-like texture with ruffled, scalloped rims that resemble blooming lilies. A notable decorative feature is the central filigree dragonfly with open-work wings attached to the stems. Long, tapering metal leaves sprout from the central base to add to the organic aesthetic. The condition appears to be fair to good for a contemporary reproduction, with a noticeable aged patina on the metal surfaces and some dust accumulation. No immediate cracks are visible in the glass from this angle, though the light sockets are hidden within the petal bases. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality late 20th-century revival pieces, likely produced in the 1980s or 1990s as homage to Tiffany-style floral lighting using modern mold-blown glass techniques.