Bradley & Hubbard Adjustable Floor Lamp: What 'Pattern' Name, Please?

It's mostly wrought-iron, with what appear to be some cast-brass collars & etc; the lantern is sheet-brass of course, with what I believe is a period-correct Empire No. 1 Nu-type chimney.
I know the pics aren't great...I'll work on that.
I've had it ~25 years, in storage; time to move it out an' away! Any help to further ID it will be very helpful. Thanks for lookin'!

 

Mo' better pics...

 

sorry, can't help with and ID, but what a beautiful lamp Imagine that lit up in a room, would make the room nice and cozy

 

@Drew

 

Don't know of a 'pattern' name but were often called piano lamps. Many of these had ball shades . . being a floor lamp, a larger size 10 inch hand painted like this one pictured. The wrought iron lamps of the 1890's are nice, they took metal craft to make them. B&H made some well designed wrought lamps.

 

Thanks, Drew...your 2 pics came through as red-exed place holders, though. Merry Merry!

 

Here's a late Victorian hand painted shade . . . they were made in 7,8, 9 and 10 inch sizes. The are out there $50 and up. Floor lamps look best with bigger shades IMO.