Some folks are doing nice things with this little DIY technique. Find a suitable bottle at a thrift store or craigslist and paint it from the inside by swirling around the colors you crave. Little bottles of acrylic are quite cheap at Michael's.

Oh, and then use a bottle lamp kit to complete the lamp, also available at craft stores.

Lotte Lamps has a blue color, and a lot of different sizes:

http://lottelamps.com/

http://lottelamps.com/images/Glaze-Colors.jpg

Target has something similar, although not as tall as what the one in your sample appears to be.

http://www.target.com/p/Sea-Going-Solid-Shade-Ceramic-Lamp/-/A-13337741

That looks vintage, and expensive. Maybe keep an eye on the tastemaker tag sales at onekingslane.com? I've also found Nickey Kehoe is not outrageously expensive but great quality: http://www.nickeykehoe.com/shop/. Flea markets are a good option, too.

I just saw one like this yesterday when I went to Watertown, NY Urban Mission Thrift Store yesterday! Can't guarantee it was an exact match but it was definitely turquoise, looked like a bottle, shiny, and had an amazingly tall shade like that! I think it was only $3!

Check out Lamps Plus, specifically their Haeger ceramic lamps. I've seen a few that have that shade of turquoise.

Haeger

Here's another brand on lamps plus that has a similar shape

I have that lamp. I got it at an estate sale, but unfortunately it doesn't have any markings I can give you. The sale was a home filled to the gills with mid-century modern stuff, so I might start by e-mailing some stores around you that specialize in mid century modern. Also, maybe you should e-mail some stores in Arlington/Alexandria, VA because there were a couple of dealers I spoke to at the show who picked up a green and a purple version at the same sale, if you were interested in those colors.

Wow, *I* covet the cabinet in that picture!

The cabinet was sold at Ikea in the mid 1990's. They were sold raw/unfinished but this one looks like it's been oiled. I had one for years and loved it, but could never which drawer anything was in.

Hie yourself to a Homegoods, maybe.