The Andrea By Sadek Vintage White/Gold Porcelain Table Lamp is a beautifully designed piece with an ornate base and a shaded gold light. Made of porcelain and featuring a corded electric power source, this vintage lamp exudes elegance and sophistication. The white and gold color scheme makes it a timeless addition to any home decor, perfect for both men and women. With its original design and incandescent lighting technology, this table lamp is a stunning statement piece that adds a touch of luxury to any space. Marked #23/240, limited edition. Inkwell Lamp. The lamp features an ornate ceramic base by Andrea by Sadek, characterized by a white finish with intricate gold-colored floral and scalloped designs. The base has two circular wells, likely intended for decorative or functional purposes such as holding candles or ink, though it now serves as a lamp base and can be used to hold jewelry, change or remain open and lovely. A central rod extends upward, supporting a green/gold hues shade with a black trim, creating a classic and elegant look. The underside bears the "Andrea by Sadek" mark along with the number "23/240," indicating it is part of a limited edition of a numbered series. The design suggests a vintage or antique style, with some minor wear visible on the edges. Estimated to be manufactured in the mid 20th Century. Measurements are Approximately: Information about the Andrea by Sadek company: Andrea by Sadek is a brand under the Charles Sadek Import Company, founded in 1936 by Charles and Norman W. Sadek in New Rochelle, New York. The company began by importing figurines and other decorative items, primarily from Japan, and expanded over the years to source from countries like China and Thailand. The brand name honors Norman’s daughter, Andrea, though it is sometimes mistakenly linked to Charles’ daughter. Known for high-quality porcelain figurines, vases, lamps, dinnerware, and home decor, the company emphasized affordable collectibles with intricate designs. Norman Sadek, a WWII Marine and industry pioneer, played a key role in postwar trade with Japan and later opened markets in China. After Charles’ death in 1970 and Norman’s in 2010, the business was led by Norman’s children—Jim (president), Andrea, and Lauren (both vice presidents)—until it was acquired by Fitz & Floyd in 2015. The company remains recognized for its craftsmanship and has a strong collector following. DISCLAIMER:We do our best to provide secured merchandise in packages. Should you receiveyour merchandise with any damage from the shipping company, PLEASE: 1) Keep ALLpackaging AND the merchandise, 2) takePhotos and 3) Contact Us As Soon As Possible. All Sales are FINAL and NOReturns. We provide photos with the merchandise that you will receive.Please ask ALL questions before making your purchase. We Always providemeasurements in photos, so PLEASE look for them and if you do not see ameasurement for something, please ask us for it. Some measurements areAPPROXIMATE since the shape of some items are hard to get exact, but we do ourbest to provide the closest measurements. Thank you for your business.