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Posted 2 years ago
Ninamosha
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This is something I had to tiptoe around when I was a little girl. I'm 50 years old now. it belonged to my grandmother and she passed it to me. Unfortunately she died in 2008 and I miss her. You can only imagine how much I cherish this lamp. I would like to know more about it. it seems to me she bought it at Sears in the 60s and I havnt seen another like it. it is a large lamp. I would say that the flowers are hibiscus and they are handpainted. Is there anyone here that has ever saw this lamp before? Its my treasure and I still tiptoe around it and my grandchildren do to all 8 of them. Thankyou for any help sincerely, Ninamosha
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Hi Nina your grand mother lamp look so gorgeous if i am not mistaken that lamp goes to GWTW or gone with the wind lamp and very pop on that era as a lobby hotel lamp... But i think earlier these kind of lamp is not an electric lamp.... What a lovely One...
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Thankyou Elsa for the comment. That part about gone with the wind makes perfect since to me because my grandmother Loved everything about that epic story and so do I. She had another lamp from the GWTW collection that my daughter inherited. it was featured in the movie. The peices of the puzzle add up thankyou for your input and comment.
Thankyou for looking.