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Posted 2 years ago
Boopiehead
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I believe that the colorful part of the lamp is made from ceramic and that the base of the lamp is made from brass. I am not completely for sure though. The ceramic part of the lamp has quite a bit of detail and the base of the lamp also has engravings. The plug itself has two prongs and does not have a ground and the part that you put the light bulb in says Levitan Made in USA 250w-250 v. The actual ceramic part of the lamp has a marking on it that says MADE IN ITALY 340, it is on the underside of the lamp. I think they are from the 30s or before. I would love to know more about these lamps and possibly the value.
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Beautiful !
Thank you! They are really so much more intricate and detailed when you actually see them. The photos don't do them any justice. I just wish I knew more about them.