Help Needed to ID this Lamp- Glass or Porcelain,Bronze Ormulu,Maker ?

Here's an old (dusty-sorry) Table Lamp.The blue body is either porcelain or very thick glass.It has Bronze Ormolu decorations & fittings. It's total height is 33 1/2 inches.Haven't found any marks/stamps yet (have to get out the loop to check for patent dates). NO SHADE.Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
I do believe it's style is of the Victorian Aesthetic (Eastlake ?) Movement.

 

Will probably have to disassemble to look for marks more thoroughly -some stamps,etc,are diabolically tiny (sneaky chaps !).

 

nice dragon fish...

 

yea-love those Gargoyle Dragons-figured if I ever broke the pottery,I'd sill have 2 Killer Door Knockers !

 

lemme know when the lamp.......mysteriously falls over !

 

The "door knockers" are very cool. To me, though, they are overwhelming the delicate design on the ceramic part. Also, one dragon seems to be attached higher than the other. Maybe intentionally done? I love both the dragons and the ceramic, though.

 

Very interesting Fig tree-The painting is very delicate and the 'gargoyles' look like something from an old castle's (Dracula's ?) front door.
Komo-I love bizarre old metalwork.When we were lucky enough to visit Italy I shot dozens of pics of Doorknockers in Florence & Venice.In the States those little art pieces would have been pried off and sold for crack aeons ago-let alone 'in situ' 4-500 yrs later ! Will post if i find any marks/stamps/signatures.

 

Interesting lamp. Style is aesthetic period, which makes me think this could be an oil lamp that has been converted. The style dates to c. 1890 but electric lighting was not common for a decade or so later. The overall form does seem better suited to an electric lamp so maybe was just made in the aesthetic style or maybe considered just Japonesque. Either way, I think this pretty early for an electric table lamp and it is a shame the original sockets are missing. I think this was pretty high-style and expensive when new. No idea who made this.

 

Verybrad-Any clues i might look for to see if it was an oil lamp to electric early conversion ? Thanks for the help.

 

Also Brad and everybody-Good search terms like Aesthetic,Japonesque,any other other search terms ie: Eastlake,etc ?

 

I looked around a bit and included the search term orientalist besides the others mentioned. The only vase-form oil lamps I found were obvious convestions. Yours could also be a conversion, though a stand alone vase with those side mounts would be quite unusual. I also searched along those lines but came up blank.

 

it's a mystery-perhaps just 'cobbled together' in a small shop.

 

it does kinda look like the lamp....even though it fits.....is it's own lamp...

 

the picking and detective work is lots of the fun,course so would getting a check for 50 Mil for an original Pollock .