I’ve not run across one of these Deco Itzamatul Mayan figural lamps before. Itzamatul is an area of ruins in Izamal, Mexico, which was an important Pre-Columbian Mayan civilization. There is a depiction of a king or some sort of leadership figure in a seated, cross-legged position. The base below him reads, “Itzamatul”. The lamp is 15″ high. The shade has clear and pink/red striations. The alabaster-style base is an artificial bakelite-like material. The shade is suspended by an arm that has a ball/socket that can be moved in any direction. I am currently selling this lamp on Ebay, or if you happen upon this lamp some time later, you can inquire if it is still available.
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