Although the original label is missing, this pretty porcelain table lamp was made by Cordey China of Philadelphia in the 1940s. It has their signature hand applied sculpted porcelain pink roses, green leaves, and distinctive blue forget-me-not style flowers on either side of the shoulders.

The lamp is nearly 24 inches high to the top of the tall squared brass harp, 12-1/2" high to the top of the creamy porcelain neck. It's mounted on a nice cast brass acanthus leaf base. The lamp works well as shown in the last picture, though the original cord is a bit stiff and there's a short length of black electrical tape wrapped around the Bakelite plug. There is only one very minor sliver chip to the floral decoration along the back side of a green leaf. Amazingly, there is no other damage to the lamp or flowers.