34 in tall This table lamp is designed in the Neoclassical or Empire Revival style, featuring a columnar form on a square, tiered base. The lamp is constructed of metal with a dark, antiqued bronze-tone patina. The base includes decorative cast borders, including a beaded edge and a laurel wreath motif at the foot of the column. The central shaft is a smooth cylinder that terminates in a fluted, urn-shaped capital. It is topped with a tall, cylindrical drum shade covered in cream-colored fabric with a vertical texture similar to shantung silk, accented by braided trim at the upper and lower rims. The shade is secured by a matching metal finial. The lamp is equipped with a single standard socket and a brown plastic-coated power cord. While research indicates similar styles were produced by manufacturers like Frederick Cooper, no maker's marks were identified on the base or body of this specific piece.