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Table Lamps379 of 1663Lamp of a queenDoes anybody know the name of this lamp? It's porcelain & brass base thxs
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    Posted 8 years ago

    Taisce
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    Just received this lamp. No shade and no marks that i can find. Any guesses or suggestions on period and maker or the kind of shade it deserves?
    Two different metals, neither holds magnet, leaves appear hand "appliqued" - height extends. I am super curious. I really like it. Plug and bulb holders appear to be replcements 1950s style- all else original. Felt bottom looks replaced. Would maker mark be underneath? Resisting urge to clean

    I apologize for the sideways images :-)

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    1. Taisce Taisce, 8 years ago
      Help me solve the mystery!
    2. Dizzydave Dizzydave, 8 years ago
      Looks like Aluminum and brass
    3. Taisce Taisce, 8 years ago
      Thanks Dave!
    4. Taisce Taisce, 8 years ago
      I agree! Its the stories that make each item a real treasure.My Aunt Ranny was my mentor, beginning ages ago focusing on mostly glassware. Thats expanded over the years. She encouraged each of us to begin with a different color or pattern of glassware. I am new here. Finding more time for curiosity and investigation. What a lovely community of like minded souls.

      I will try my hand at inquiring at local shops. What is your opinion on a suitable shade shape or style that would be suitable? Happy to virtually meet you Valentino97!
    5. Taisce Taisce, 8 years ago
      Its about 30 inches tall, extends to 35+\- - not sure where yet. Probably living room.
      yes, i have a sense of humor, but not clever or witty.

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