Turned wooden bedside lamp

Charming little table lamp whose foot is in varnished dark turned wood and the beige fabric lampshade with a slightly "plasticized" touch (which facilitates dust removal) enhanced with stripes. It must date from the 60s or 70s. The originality of this lamp is that it seems to me that it has been modified: the wood of the last section at the bottom seems to me a little different, it seems that it was turned more artisanally, in a wood a little different, a little more raw, and added later on the original foot to weigh down the foot, and thus make the lamp much more stable. Indeed, in this section, is inserted a metal piece, relatively heavy. The gold metal socket is intended for a bayonet bulb, the electrical wiring seems original to me. I tested it, it works. I cleaned the lampshade as best I could, but there are still small stains and the high edge is a bit worn. The stripe has some marks of its age: a little frayed, a few threads that protrude, it is not quite joined to the back. The gilding on the socket is largely patinated or absent. The foot is 15 cm high (without the socket) for a diameter at the base of 9 cm. With the lampshade it measures 32 cm in height. The lampshade is about 18cm in diameter. The power cable is 105 cm long. It weighs about 750 g.

Ref. : VPPB88Y4