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Vintage Tarogo-style gooseneck table lamp with a striking green/chartreuse shade and whimsical twisted-vine metalwork. This is a very unusual statement lamp with a fairy, mystical, fantasy, boho and Y2K aesthetic that really stands out when lit.
The tall curved gooseneck frame is wrapped with decorative twisted metal vine details and finished in a dark aged bronze/black tone with natural patina. The base has a heavily textured organic stone-like finish in cream/tan tones, giving the lamp a sculptural, almost woodland or enchanted-forest look.
The translucent green/chartreuse shade is the standout feature. When illuminated, it glows beautifully in warm yellow-green tones and gives off a soft atmospheric light. Green examples appear much harder to find than the more commonly seen purple or neutral versions, making this a particularly eye-catching colorway.
The lamp has a standard medium-base socket, inline cord switch, and has been tested and is working.
This would look amazing in a bedroom, reading nook, office, eclectic living room, fairycore space, cottagecore interior, boho home, or as part of a vintage/Y2K decor collection.
Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with visible age and use throughout. The metal frame has patina, oxidation, discoloration and surface wear. The textured base has marks, finish loss and age-related wear. The green shade shows scratches, scuffs and surface marks consistent with use and age. Cord and inline switch also show wear. These imperfections add to the vintage character. Please review all photos closely for exact condition.
Details: Vintage / early 2000s, gooseneck table lamp, green/chartreuse shade, twisted vine metal frame, textured organic base, corded electric, inline switch, standard household bulb socket, working condition.
I would also include this line near the top because it sells the rarity well:
Rare green/chartreuse colorway — much less commonly seen than the purple version.
