Hannah is a modern, yet casual interpretation of a Chinese export pattern found on a saucer plate from around 1740. The original piece is housed in the Colonial Williamsburg archives. Archaeological fragments with the same aster pattern and similar fluting were discovered at the Geddy House site in Williamsburg, Virginia. This porcelain lamp features a graphic aster pattern on the front and back, with contrasting side panels on the shaped lamp body. It is mounted on a base with aged brass ball feet and accented with aged brass hardware and a ball finial. The lamp includes a 3-way switch and supports a 100 watt max bulb. It comes with a tapered rectangle softback shade made from eggshell linen/cotton fabric. The shade measures: (10" x 16" top) x (13" x 19" bottom) x 11.5. Materials include porcelain, brass, and wood.