This lamp features a stained glass shade with a domed, curvilinear form, framed in leaded metal. The shade is composed of geometric panels interspersed with floral medallions, each crafted from amber, green, and white glass pieces. The floral motifs are symmetrically arranged, with each flower formed from textured amber and orange glass, encircled by a lattice of clear and opalescent panels. A decorative finial with a wreath-like design secures the shade at the top.
The base of the lamp is cast metal with an aged patina, supporting the stained glass shade. The central column is adorned with a series of relief-molded decorative elements, including garlands and classical motifs, tapering into a fluted lower section. The round base is further embellished with concentric bands of foliate and geometric patterns, resting on a sturdy foundation.
This lamp is produced in the style of early 20th-century leaded glass lighting, reminiscent of the decorative trends influenced by Art Nouveau and American stained glass makers. The stained glass panels are individually cut and assembled using the copper foil technique, allowing for precise detailing and a refined finish. The cast metal base provides stability while incorporating period-inspired ornamentation, complementing the organic shapes and floral motifs of the shade.
