How tall is it before the neck? Seems too tall already for a table lamp.

Depends on where you plan to put it. Think in terms of total dimensions -- there are 24" lamps, and 30" lamps -- the former tend to be for reading and the latter for entrances or corners of rooms. You can get a big shade, but at some height a tall lamp is going to shine in your eyes when seated .

So if it's 19" tall, and let's say you add a 2" neck and a 9" harp, it will be about 30" tall.

That's definitely a bit large for a table lamp. But it depends on how high the table is. Most mid-century modern tables are short, so it may work. I'd figure out where to place it, and then take it to a lighting store that specializes in restoring lamps.

Keep in mind that the bottom of the shade should be at or below your eye level when seated, so that the bulb isn't visible.

Thirty inches is an extremely common lamp height these days. How you use a lamp, where you use it, shade proportion to base, the harp, the finial, all matter, for a good look. All said, you're probably not a lighting designer and a lamp either looks right, or it doesn't. I'm not a lamp creator, either, I DO know what looks good where and on what.

The price of lampshades, unless you head to Target or the discount stores has soared.....

and all considered? Maybe not everything needs a rescue: ) because you might have a hundred bucks into a rescue even with no guesswork.

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