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    Posted 6 years ago

    bequixotic
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    Looking for more information on this lamp. Proper description? Confirm 1960s? It was my grandmothers. Appears to be metal with light green glass and hanging crystals. I think there was a pair but I only have one now.

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    Comments

    1. Newfld Newfld, 6 years ago
      Awesome lamp, I love the reflective green glass around the floral pattern & cool hanging crystals
    2. shareurpassion shareurpassion, 6 years ago
      So pretty! I would venture to say 1930's, not positive but do feel it's quite a bit older than the 60's for sure.
    3. BenznBitz BenznBitz, 6 years ago
      It was made in Bohemia (now Czech republic) most probably between WWI & WWII.
      The technique of cutting through one colour to reveal another in glass is called "Flashing" & then finally the enamelled floral decoration & gilding would have been applied.
      Attributing an exact maker is nearly impossible but I hope that helps

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