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shareurpassion's loves864 of 4682SHERMAN OPAQUE PINK & CHAMPAGNE TOPAZ- TRIPLE LEAF CLUSTER MOTIF NECKLACE SET, SIGNED WITH OVAL CARTOUCHE, EARLY 1950'sRare Antique French Champleve Japonism Ink Bottle Stand and Tray
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    Posted 6 years ago

    Lanny
    (2 items)

    Really fun F.A.I.P. Lamps with original shades. Super excited to find these classic. Would love some feedback from other collectors.

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 6 years ago
      These lamps were produced in Brooklyn, New York (in the 1950's) by art students who were attempting to create sophisticated, highly collectible lamps. I seen one of the female lamps in brown on the net.This style lamp has the stamp FAIP on the base, and there seems to be some debate over what this represents. One school of thought - it stands for "Fine Art In Plastics" while others claim it stands for "Federal Arts Initiative Program." It does seem plausible that a group of artists were creating these since there are lots of different shapes and styles of these lamps.
    2. shareurpassion shareurpassion, 6 years ago
      Love these! Great find.
    3. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 6 years ago
      wonderful lamps!

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