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Floor Lamps214 of 523L&L WMC floor lamp - need helpantique floor lamp with milk glass and reading cone light
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    Posted 8 years ago

    shellyp706
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    The lamp has no markings just eagle on the cord that plugs in. It lights up at the top you turn the switch twice and the bottom lights up it has 3 bulbs in it and when lite up it looks like a small fire place lit up. Not sure who made it or what. But have been searching and still no help. It is wood and brass

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 8 years ago
      Has some properties that make it a lamp from the period of what I added to left, the tables usually were made of plaster, wood, marble and other materials. They made these in quantity in the period of that link. Usually made in Italy and California where they made these type of table lamps with the big shades also, where there was so much export of these items. I used to see a good variety of the export ware in the garage sales here in Canada in the later 80's and early 90's.

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