Mid Century Modern Marble Table Lamp

• That lamp is a striking example of Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, likely dating from the 1950s to the 1970s.
• The base is  solid marble  with a beautiful, earthy "teardrop" or "bullet" silhouette that was highly popular during that era. 
• The base is a natural stone brown breccia marble , characterized by its rich, varied veining.
• This means no two lamps are exactly alike. 
• A minimalist, sculptural "tapered obelisk" or "teardrop" form. This "organic meets geometric" look is a hallmark of MCM aesthetics. 
• Unlike modern plastic or ceramic replicas, these vintage marble lamps are heavy and stable, making them difficult to tip over. 
• It  features a brass-plated socket and "harp" (the metal wire that holds the shade), which complements the warm tones of the brown stone.
• Marble has been a "luxury" material for centuries. In a modern home, this piece acts as a "bridge" that fits into both ultra-modern and traditional decor. 
• The stone adds an organic element to a room, softening spaces that might have too many "hard" surfaces like glass or metal. 
• Marble doesn't fade, warp, or deteriorate.
• If the wiring ever fails, these are very simple to "rewire," meaning the lamp can literally last a lifetime.  
• Even when the light is off, the lamp functions as a piece of art or a small indoor sculpture.
• 24" Tall

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