Posted 12 years ago
solartoys
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I got this shade from my mother in the mid 1960's. I could find no marks. Any idea who might have made it and when??? Thanks...bob
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Beautiful ! Does it have a base ? The color of stained glass is gorgeous ! Welcome to CW :-)
I bought a brass base for it on ebay. We have always used it as a hanging lamp before that...bob
Phil...Thank you for taking the time. The lamp is interesting. bob
I was excited to see your lampshade as I purchased a very similar one, with different colored slag glass recently. The main difference is that mine has pins holding the panels in place vs the banding yours has. Mine has a Handel label on the underside of the base.
I also found one of these lamps selling on Etsy: for $1500.00 /Craftsman Riviere Table Lamp Mission Lighting Antique 1901 / Vintage from the 1900s / Materials: Brass, Glass
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Made by Riviere a Craftsman Arts & Crafts Slag Glass Brass/Bronze Table Lamp is dated 1901 on the sockets. Fancy pierced brass shade with white slag glass panels 3:original sockets with acorn chain pulls. Base is heavy bronze cord and plug are fine lamp is a beautiful original example ready to use. Lamp measures 23" tall shade 17" wide all glass is original and fine. From a New Jersey estate in the same family for 100 years. It's a fine example of a Mission Style Table Lamp by Riviere