Need help identifying a lamp

hello. My name is Mary. I collect glass and pottery. Not everything I see but things I fall in love with. My style is mid century modern. I recently picked up a lamp at an estate sale and need help identifying it. I hope somebody will be able to give me some info. I have researched for awhile now. It is 27 inches tall and 9 at widest point. The base is painted wood. I have added more pictures. There are no markings

 

greetings.....
no markings...but we still need to see the base......
& maybe...if u start a new thread on the POTTERY FORUM....more folks'll see it too !!

 

@daveydempsey or @Bookahtoo
Please move this to Pottery.

Welcome to the board marym1

 

WELCOME Mary !!! ... Joy.

 

New pics have been added

 

You may find marks on the pottery if you take it apart, but, again, you may not.

 

Welcome Mary. Cool vintage lamp, great colors.

I've seen this style called "drip glaze", whether correct or not, that term pulls up a number of similar lamps on Ebay and almost all are from unknown makers. I don't think this one is Italian.

As janetpjohn said, may or may not have mark underneath. (I would guess probably not.)

Wondering if the base has been repainted more recently. It looks nice in either case.

 

Thanks!! I do know about drip glaze. I have had this for a pretty long time now and I don’t think it was ever repainted. It is the shape with the top part turning into the green drip I have never seen. Really hard to find. Actually thought it was Haeger the first time I saw it but the color and shape is wrong for Haeger. I think I will take off bottom and look for marks but I just don’t want to damage it. Either way I love it. Soo my mid century modern style.

 

Chinese double form.
Patd

 

Thanks. I’ll check that out. But I really don’t think it is Chinese.

 

I do not see anything like mine under Chinese besides they have double gourd shape. Do you have a link or pic of that?

 

What is a really long time to you?
The base doesn't look like a mid century base, unless it was repainted. I would think that it would have been brass.

What does the cord and plug look like?

My own opinion - mid to late 1990s to early 2000s.

 

Painted vase is why I thought Haeger originally. I have had 18 years ( got when I moved in my preasant home). I bought from estate sale so don’t know how long they had for. I will take pic of cord when I get home this evening

 

I don't think it is Chinese either, just the double gourd form.
Patd

 

I do think this pretty recent and Chinese. That crystalline glaze is telling, as are the modern lamp parts. Didn't start seeing these black plastic sockets until the 90s.

 

Thanks. Good to keep learning!!