Art Nouveau figurative table lamp dating from the early 20th century. The base, made of cast bronze or patinated pewter and quite heavy, features a stylized, fluted column shape that widens toward the bottom. The central body is decorated with a female figure cast in relief, depicted wearing a draped gown with a finely woven pattern and her hair pulled back, in a dynamic pose as if she were climbing or leaning against the structure. The craftsmanship of the details—particularly the rhythmic lines of the dress—is consistent with the aesthetic standards of the Art Nouveau period. The upper part features a brass lamp holder assembly with a harp-like structure to support the lampshade. No signatures or manufacturer’s marks are visible on the base or body of the object in the provided image. The external electrical wiring consists of brown and blue insulated cables that emerge from the structure and terminate in a damaged plug.