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If you've checked out my items you have probably seen this in the background.Another item from Sheri.She wanted me to put this on Ebay for her so I took it home and finished it(it wasn't a complete lamp)and in the process just fell in love with it.I called her and told her I would like to buy it so she sold it to me for $20.I thought I would post it for those people that have a thing for red. ;)
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Thanks scandinavian !!!! I thought you might like this one.
I want, please.
Thanks TSA but I think someone already called dibbs.Thanks for the comment !!
Darn. Thought it was worth a try.
It's always worth a try !
Thanks official !!
I like this, when do you think it was made?
Not sure.My guess would be 30s but just a guess.Def early 1900s.
Thanks wolcott !!!!
Thanks Woman34 and BeauxPurdy !!
Thanks vintage !!
Thanks Agram.m and Manikin !!
Thanks BELLIN !! I've had her close to a year now.
Thanks Dean !! This was not a converted vase though it is definitely a lamp .