This vintage 1960s pottery table lamp features a highly textured fat lava volcanic glaze background in mottled shades of green, cream, and light brown with applied relief-molded purple flowers and turquoise green leaves. It's mounted on an elegant square cast brass pedestal base with classic corner feet.

The 17 inch lamp lights up well with no damage to the cord or the old fashioned, non-polarized plug. The cord and plug are not typical for American made lamps of this era - I'm fairly confident the lamp is European, probably made in West Germany. The socket has no harp wings. An inexpensive standard clip-on or slip-on harp adapter can be used to easily attach any standard lampshade, or you can use a clip-on shade (not included). The ringed foot just above the square base has two small wear spots as shown in the last photo. The lamp has no chips, crazing, or damage.