Antique Handpainted GONE WITH THE WIND STYLE LAMP

This is an original late-19th to early-20th-century Victorian "Gone with the Wind" style parlor lamp. Originally manufactured as a kerosene oil burner, this particular piece has been professionally electrified for modern use.
The lamp features a distinctive dual-globe construction with a light green background fading to opaline white, intricately decorated with hand-painted pink azaleas or lilies and deep green foliage across both sections. It retains its central clear glass hurricane chimney insert and stands on an ornate, stylized hurricane chimney insert and stands on an ornate, stylized cast-metal or brass pedestal foot. [1] (https://in.pinterest.com/heads_upirr/1920s-lighting/), [2] (https://johnfetterman.com/?h=6117710431100), [3] (https://www.facebook.com/myshrose/posts/-antique-hand-painted-gone-with-the-wind-oil-lamp-a-fine-example-of-late-19th-