Vintage Converted Oil Lamp / Kerosene Lamp

This item is a vintage converted oil lamp, likely a kerosene lamp, that has been electrified to function as a table lamp. The lamp consists of several distinct parts. At the top is a clear glass chimney, which appears to be free of significant cracks or chips, though it shows some haziness or dust from age and use. Below the chimney is a brass burner mechanism, exhibiting some tarnishing and patina consistent with age. This burner sits atop a bulbous, off-white or cream-colored ceramic body with a distinctive basket-weave or diamond-patterned texture. This ceramic section is the central decorative element of the lamp. Below the ceramic body, there's another brass-colored section, possibly glass or metal, which then connects to a square wooden base. The wooden base has a warm, reddish-brown stain and shows some minor wear typical of an older piece of furniture, including some scuffs or dings. An electrical cord, wrapped around the lower brass element and secured with a small tie, indicates the lamp's conversion to electric power. The cord itself appears to be of an older style, suggesting the conversion was not recent. The overall condition suggests a piece that has been used and cherished, with expected signs of age but no apparent major damage that would impede its function as a decorative table lamp. The design cues point to a style popular in the mid-20th century, possibly from the 1940s to 1960s, a period when many antique or vintage oil lamps were converted for modern use.