Vintage Gone with the Wind Hurricane Table Lamp

The 'Gone With the Wind' lamp style, characterized by its tall, often double-layered glass globes with ornate bases and hand-painted designs, became popular in the late Victorian era and into the early 20th century. These lamps were typically designed to provide ambient lighting and served as decorative centerpieces in parlors and living rooms.

These lamps often featured floral motifs, landscapes, or portraits, with many being signed by the artist, adding to their collectible value. The use of milk glass, often overlaid with colored glass and then hand-painted, was a common technique, creating a soft, diffused light when illuminated.