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Posted 9 years ago
Dawncatch
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The lamp Is about 5 feet tall it extremely heavy it is in two pieces. The glass ball has jewels on in.. It wa given it to me by my nana that past away.. She couldn't remember we're she got the piece could be from Europe wasn't sure.
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I've ser similar lamps like this before. The ones I seen were made in France and are painted brass and regular brass. Early 20th century. Is the signed anywhere? Italy also hsd wonderful lamps like this as well as France. Beautiful.
so I did find the mark on the back it says collections francaise made in the usa did a little researched and found that the molds were hidden from the Nazi to protect them and brought back to the usa...
the only other question that I have is all of the lamps in the collection I find on the internet don't have the second piece the base part just table lamp part?
These were not made in France. Not sure if girl is metal or plaster. These were made in Italy and produced for the large export/import trade in North America in the 67 to 72 market in North America. The whole shlep of info is in my collections which I have added to my collections on left under loves. The bases were also made in Italy.