Renaissance table lamp in polychrome carved wood with cherubs.

Key data. Body material: carved wood with relief and hand-painted polychrome. Style: Renaissance / traditional craftsmanship. Period: first half of the 20th century. Architectural elements: Corinthian capital with volutes, caulicoles, and acanthus leaves. Decorative motifs: flowers, garlands, and carved cherubs. Shade: patchwork fabric in pastel tones, beige, pink, and blue, with gold finishes. Total height: 107 cm (with shade). Height to the socket: 80 cm. Base: 17 × 17 cm. Condition: very good overall condition. Renaissance-inspired table lamp, made of carved wood with relief and hand-painted polychrome. It features a column with a Corinthian capital adorned with volutes, caulicoles, and acanthus leaves, true to classical architectural language. The shaft is divided into four sections by golden rings; each segment showcases delicate sculptures of flowers, garlands, and small angels, painted with a beautiful polychrome that adds depth, texture, and a distinctly sculptural character. The column is topped with two rings separated by a scotia, in a balance characteristic of Renaissance craftsmanship reinterpreted in the 20th century. The lamp retains a patchwork fabric shade, made of classic fabrics in pastel tones, beige, pink, and blue, with floral patterns and gold finishes, creating a dialogue between the artisanal and the decorative. In a contemporary interior, this type of antique piece brings warmth, visual richness, and a collector's touch, becoming a focal point in a living room, hallway, or bedroom of modern, classic, or eclectic style.