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Posted 3 years ago
JFMCO
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Found the amazing Fenton lamp base for $10! Planning to restore it, but not having much luck finding an image online of how it may have looked when original. Any input would be so appreciated ????
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looks to be a DIY project using the Fenton Poppy lamp base... with a couple fairy lamp parts...
TallCakes, Wow. You sure have an eye. >8-0
JFMCO, Here's a Worthpoint listing for a Fenton Poppy lamp, including a picture of the individual components:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/fenton-poppy-lamp-vintage-white-milk-1954373529
One wonders whether somebody had a Fenton Poppy lamp that broke, so they created a new, electric lamp using various parts including the salvaged Fenton Poppy lamp base.
also found another lotus base (but why would someone stack 2 bases???)
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-1930s-jadeite-jadite-lamp-1981990210
TallCakes, That's two components. Keep going! :-)
I’m glad to see these comments…when I first saw the lamp, my thought was “that just doesn’t look right”…
You have a lamp made of parts for only 10 dollars but you may have to find a bargain as it does not look right but then for 10 dollars you found a bargain anyway. I remember in 1984 in New York I found the most wonderful lamp store, a store that topped anything I had seen then or ever since. I like the airplane ashtray lamps so I see a lot of badly mixed lamps. You have to sometimes buy another one to make it look right, as the links found they need different parts also !~