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Posted 5 years ago
Sammyz
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Don't know what it is....but it sure is gorgeous! All 8" wide x 5.5" tall x 4" fitter! A known Loetz but unnamed decor and unknown PN. Five ruffles and stunning iridescence.
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A wonderful find... Love this one!!
Thanks Craig. Hope you staying well. This one is so much larger and so much prettier than I expected!
It is a very good size to show the decor...
Yes, we are staying home and avoiding the human race at the moment.... I have been out of the house a couple of times in the last 3 weeks for groceries.... That is it... Getting lots of little projects I have put off done... LOL
Hope you are staying safe also....
I'm so glad somebody finally bought this one - I was curious to know what was going on with that glass color :) Now, good luck finding a lamp with a 4" fitter ring!
Lol, thanks Warren. I have a lamp with a 4" fitter ring! That said, I also have a box full of parts with every size fitter known to mankind! Yes, it is a large shade. I am going to keep my eyes out for something special to place this on.
@Warren, Deb thinks this is candia. If you look where it is chipped the glass is clear.
I think so, too. When I was originally just scrolling past it, I thought it was rosa or something like that. But I looked at it not too long ago and it dawned on me that it was just the iridescence, and that the actual finish was Candia.