Posted 3 years ago
jonathan927
(1 item)
Looking to identify this wrought iron arts and craft style nautical floor lamp.
59” tall 15 1/2” wide at base
Any help appreciated
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Posted 3 years ago
jonathan927
(1 item)
Looking to identify this wrought iron arts and craft style nautical floor lamp.
59” tall 15 1/2” wide at base
Any help appreciated
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It looks like it has some old hardware on it anyway, but an additional picture showing the entire thing and/or its dimensions could be more helpful. We're assuming it does not have any markings on it, especially under its base...??
its a vintage wrought iron floor lamp with a tension slide.. I had a few on my porches .. good luck matching yours up...
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=AOaemvIRcEPxHioHA7itXscIKtNJDy3AMQ:1631236132135&source=univ&tbm=isch&q=vintage+wrought+iron+floor+lamp+with+a+tension+slider&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwil4MyRnPPyAhWHFFkFHTOZCnkQjJkEegQIBxAC&biw=1920&bih=955
Thanks. Added a few pics 59” tall 15 1/2” wide at base.
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Thanks
Thanks for the additional pics jonathan927! (they look correct to me??) I agree with Rocky2222, its socket and holder should be able to move up and down on the shaft somehow. You might have a little luck searching for a 'bridge lamp' as similar were popularly used around card tables. Its electrical hardware does look to be roughly 1950's (or a little older?) but without any maker's markings (which are apparently rare on lamps like these) it'll be difficult to give it an exact year. Good luck -- its a VERY COOL lamp no matter how old it really is! :-)