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Nancy Davy or Danny Glass Base around Tiffany Peroid Signed | Tiffany Style Lamps32 of 54 |  |  |
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Iloveglass11
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I was told that this was an art deco glass work and that Davy Naney was a artist that broke off from the Tiffany group. I can not confirm any of this information and am not for sure of the correct spelling of the signiture on this lamp. I believe it is of value and around 100 years. I was given this about 22 years ago from my grandmother. If you can tell me anything about this I would appreciate it! Thanks!
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try researching Daum Nancy
Thank you TallCakes! That's it! I just couldn't figure out the words but now that I look at it.. there is no question.
Well done TallCakes! Did you get the shade as well, Iloveglass11?
I don't have the shade just the base. I am sad to say that I believe it was broken in a move. I believe this case is solved. Thanks so much!
Yes, this is a 100% authentic Daum Nancy lamp. Sadly, most of the value is in the shade. However, you could probably still sell the base for a small four digit price.
Manning, thanks for confirming authenticity.
Iloveglass11: congrats on a beautiful piece of glass. Would you mind editing your title to indicate a Daum Nancy Lamp, and changing the category to Daum under Art Glass? This will help others find it later.