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rlwindle
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Picked up this little lamp at the North Dallas Antique Mall. She required re-wiring, but works like a charm. The lamp lens is not frosted so the intensity of the lamp can be really bright. I put a small bulb in her and it is difused beautifully. The lamp itself is made from pot metal.
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She's missing a piece of frosted glass over the bulb. It fits over the opening to the bulb. I have one just like this only green with green glass.
Lynne,
Actually the glass is there, it is just clear, gree would look a lot better though.
I just got one and it looks like its missing the glass, would either of you have a picture of what it looks like and possibly point me to the right direction of a replacement for this lamp. If it is even possible please. Thank you