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Posted 12 years ago
reneejewel…
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Im not sure the era this lighting fixture was made in but it is absolutely beautiful. very detailed at the top . this is very unique . ive not found one that looks like this. I have searched for years.
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L&LWMC or Loevsky & Loevsky White Metal Castings, late 1960's or early 1970'ish would be my best guess. Especially if the rosettes are plastic and the metal isn't brass but brass colored finish over white cast metal.
Beautiful!
Hi,
I just purchased a lamp the bottom tear of the lamp looks exactly like your lamp it was listed as - ESTATE SALE ANTIQUE MIDCENTURY JUDAICA HANGING SWAG LAMP from original owner . I think your mystery lamp might be just put together because it is missing the larger top section that also has the same prisms all around it . Let me know if you would like me to send you a picture of the lamp I purchased so you can see what I am talking about . It is the same lamp except it is 2 teared .
Sincerely,
ski1713911
I have a very similar lamp that i am running into a dead end identify that seems to be from the same maker
Hello. We just bought an identical lamp with three circular tiers (large to medium to small). We bought this from an antique dealer who had bought it from an elderly man who was given the lamp by his aunt. If the background is correct (and I think it is because of the reputation of the dealer), this would make the lamp at least four-five generations old.
Have you found out anything else about your lamp? I'm curious about the manufacturer and the era. I'd love to hear from you, or anyone else who has a similar lamp (intricate brass in a circular shape and glass (tiffany like) prisms. Thanks you!!!!!!!