
This is the quintessence of Mid-Century Modern design. I could not find another like it, apart from the other one that I have up for sale separately. And using image search, I could not find or date it. It’s possible it is a retro or throwback design that came out in a later decade. But it certainly fits right in with the MCM or Japandi aesthetic. Bulb is for demonstration purposes only in photos. Bulb and shade are not included. You can have fun finding the perfect shade. It would work with many different styles of shade. This is approximately 15 inches in height, including the socket without a bulb in it. The socket at top is just the slightest bit of skew. I don’t think it would even be noticed once the shade is clamped onto the bulb. Or you could adjust that if you are handy with things but I don’t think you’d really need to. A wonderful piece of decor that will surely catch the eyes of your guests! I hope my photos did it justice and showed that it creates the illusion of a drip technique. That is actually the way the painter applied the gold to create that illusion. It’s a quite interesting effect visually.





