C.1970's; Vintage Frederick Cooper, white powder-coated satin plaster lamp, of a ceramic body in art speak, called, "wet drapery," motif, a La, cinch-wrapped & rope tied motif. A tromp l'oil crafted design to this lamp. A 3-way light with retractible cording, all original and in working condition, with brown felted base bottom protective barrier. Think iconic pieces of well-known Designer John Dickinson and the style he incorporated in furniture and lighting, or a Serge Roche and Jean Michel Frank pieces, of their time, and of course one would not hesitate to envelop the World renown artist, Christo and his, "wrapped, sight specific outdoor art sculptures/assemblages, for the masses, and one would think any of these aforementioned artist(s) have given to a wide range of this industry, within an Interior Design Domain and Art World. Themselves, beyond the evolution of these distinctive genres within Design and Art World, but the material utilized transcending within these bodies. A good case for Design, but sculptural and artistic, yet the "mantra," of usable via (form and Function) is within the forefront, from this Manufacturing Company, based in Chicago ,Illinois. The maker's mark sticker is affixed to the brass hardware, as close up image indicates. Height to Socket: 21.25"H. SHADE NOT INCLUDED, "ONL," utilized in showcasing possibility of size and shape, given each individual preference(s) and desirability.