Vintage articulated floor lamp with shelf and magazine holder 1960s

Mid-Century floor lamp, vintage with integrated side table, dating from the 1960s. The table features a glossy wooden top with a striped teak colour, a lacquered finish, a gold-coloured edge, and a magazine holder underneath; it rests on four legs retaining their original black plastic tips (see photos). The floor lamp is integrated into the table top. The arm (or gooseneck) is bent and made of brass. The lamp rotates 360 degrees and its height is adjustable via a butterfly nut located under the table top (see photos). The piece also comes with its original lampshade, which is rare these days. It is made of pleated silk and can be tilted into different positions (see photos). The fabric shows no tears. There are some old marks, signs of age and use, areas of discolouration, as well as a natural patina (see photos). The lamp works with a B22 bayonet bulb (not included). The whole is in good original condition and shows normal signs of age and use for a piece of this age, as well as a patina of time, visible on the structure, the table top, the legs (with some marks on one of them), the tips, the arm, and the lampshade (see photos). The lamp is fully functional and has been tested (see the last three photos). European plug (compatible up to 250 volts). All photos (except the last three) were taken outdoors in natural light; colours may therefore vary depending on brightness, reflections from the stone, angles, and perspective. The last three photos were taken indoors in natural light. Overall dimensions: Height (as shown in the first photo): 162 cm. Width: 43 cm. Depth: 34 cm. Dimensions of the magazine holder: Width: 35 cm X Depth: 30 cm. Diameter of the lampshade: 35 cm.