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Posted 7 years ago
antiquerose
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~ Hi CW Gang ~
Guess I will make this LAMP NIGHT, as I will post some lamps here....LOL.
Very regal looking lamp. Love the colors, and how it looks. No shade to it but that is okay. See no marks either on this one. I would call this Luster Ware due to the high gloss of it. If you have any other info ------ it is welcomed !!
Thanks for LOOKING // LOVING !!
~ Rose ~
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Very regal looking indeed!! Beautiful!
Very Italianate I think in style!It needs a brocade shade, possibly with hanging beads. Go totally OTT Rose!
Maybe it is a vintage Porcelain * Renee * Lamp - as this one here kinda reminds me of it:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/524576651/on-sale-vintage-lamp-antique-lamp?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=victorian%20lamps&ref=sr_gallery_1
......but then it also looks like this Worrall Lamp too
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/164813530/worrall-3-way-porcelain-floral-table?show_sold_out_detail=1
They seem to be just simply referred to as "george and martha washington" lamps which were popular from the 1940's t0 1960's, as long as I can remember. It is a name which had nothing to do with g and m washington but the name has stuck, I love a lot of them as they were roughly modelled as a cheap alternative to sevres. The pictures are transfers instead of painted. Like sevres there is a scene with people on the front and a still life such as flowers on the back.
Is it not 'the lover's Limoges.