This vintage solid brass table lamp by Frederick Cooper of Chicago captures the enduring elegance of early-American design interpreted through mid-century craftsmanship. The lamp’s sculptural, tiered column rises from a flared hexagonal base set on polished ball feet, giving it both substance and grace. Beautifully weighted and well-made, it features a warm brass finish with subtle patina, creamy faux-candle socket sleeve, and original brass fittings — hallmarks of Frederick Cooper’s Chicago atelier, renowned for their refined and timeless lighting since the 1920s. Perfect in a Colonial Revival, Traditional, or Transitional interior, this lamp also complements Hollywood Regency and British Colonial settings, bringing a rich metallic warmth to consoles, desks, or bedside tables. Dimensions: Approx. 25" high to finial, 18" high to socket, 6.5" wide at base Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear and faint surface marks that add character to the finish. Style Notes: Colonial Revival / Early American Traditional / Transitional