Japanese porcelain table lamp by the manufacturer Heyward House. Heyward House was a well-respected company, known for its high-quality, distinctive lighting designs, including Chinoiserie, Hollywood Regency, and Ming-inspired accents, but it is no longer in business as a lamp manufacturer. It features a porcelain base with hand-painted, multi-color floral and bird motifs, sitting on a natural carved wood base platform. The specific designs often draw from Japanese Imari or Chinese styles. These lamps are recognized for their quality craftsmanship, including heavy brass light sockets often marked with the "Heyward House" name and well-made wooden bases. They were typically manufactured in the 1970s and 1980s. Harp and finial are included. Height below is to the top of the socket. Height to the top of the finial is 22".