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Posted 13 years ago
nancylou
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This pixie lamp belonged to my mom. I believe it has a marble base and ivory hands and face, but not sure. It's quite heavy. I would like to know who made it, approximately when it was made, etc. I'm not sure when my mom purchased it, but always remember it being in our home. Any information would be helpful. Thanks.
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It is a French Art Deco Piece, are there any marks on the bottom. It is beautiful.
No marks that I've been able to see, but I'll check again.
Look around the base of the metal parts for a name. I believe it is a Gerdago sculpture, is is very smillar to his style. Select images on Google and fill in his name.
Have to agree with rlwindle...
http://cgi.ebay.com/20s-ART-DECO-Gerdago-Dancing-Pixie-w-Orig-Murano-Ball-/370489037355?pt=Antiques_Decorative_Arts&hash=item5642de122b
In red ...
http://www.itaggit.com/Collection/eBay-Catalog/167562/Thing/1642017-1-6781733/Art-Deco-GERDAGO-Pixie-LAMP-Pairpoint-Bubble-Globe-Red
Thank you all very much. So, it's Gerdago and alabaster, not marble, base. I appreciate you all, thanks, again.
I'm searching for info on the same item. Mine belonged to my great grandmother and has been handed down over the years and recently passed to me. Here's a link I found...
http://www.decoshades.com.au/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=487
We call ours "The Dancing Lady"