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Posted 2 years ago
dhumphrey12
(18 items)
Hi Folks,
I know pretty much, what it is and where it came from. But I would like to put it to market, and can't find any others like it. Can anyone tell me how old it is, or any information on this shade or what it's value is.
Thanks I try real hard to research items, help is greatly appreciated.
Thank You
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Did u research the company? Are they still in business?
I would think this shade was made in the 70's or even 80's. The value would be a matter of finding someone who owns the fixture in which this shade fits and then to have them either want to have a spare in case or better still have lost one of the shades on their fixture. So you need maximum exposure and a lot of luck. I wish you both.
Sincerely,
Lisa