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Hi, This lamp was handed down to my mom in 1955 ,from her dad who owned a little antique shop. No stampings or signatures my mom is 86 years old now ,this is mine, She says its a Handel ,,i dont think its tiffany ,,anyone who has info id love to know about this. I love this lamp.
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Did you look for a mark along the inside rim of the shade or underneath the base?
Without a doubt, this lamp was made by the Miller Lamp Co. It appears to have had great loving care as it is in wonderful condition. Great hand me down!!!!
I have the exact same lamp a gift from my Grandmother & it is definately made by Miller Lamp Co. Your is in beautiful condition also & I checked the value about 11 yrs ago & a lamp exactly like ours sold on Ebay for $865.00. Miller Lamp Co also made beautiful oil lamps with jade bases & beautiful handpainted shades.
Iam looking for an old reverse painted shade, very muted colors, brown poppies on muted gold backgroud..Mine was broken, I was told it was a Phoenix...know where I can find another or similiar lovely old reverse painted 16 inch shade: thanks, Miriam