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Posted 1 year ago
czechman
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Fabulous Art Deco bronze male lamp with a Czechoslovakian glass globe by Ruckl, on marble base, dates to 20's or 30's.. was rewired few years ago and i broke the metal fixture base the globe sits on. it was not in good shape, and had some rusting... looked bad anyway, i am looking for a replacement but im picky and dont want a "new" one ...so im looking for a part from another period lamp... otherwise it is in great shape.. i love it
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I want your display case!! Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!!!!
thank you toolate2 :)
That is so cool, it is the same. If something happens to the clock in mine I will convert it to a lamp. That is out of this world. Is there a name on your lamp anywhere. I ran into the same situation over some impala bookends I bought. A woman on CW had a lamp and something else. They, like your lamp were identical.
Thanks for sharing
Russ
I agree with toolate2, I love the display case you have the lamp on, weigh cool.
Thnx Russ :)
thanks wolcott1
I'll take one of each please!
lol thnx amberrose
The light is wonderful as is your display case.
thank you famatta127
This is some very cool stuff.
thnx bkdavis
Saw one of these lamps go up for auction recently and I believe it went reasonably,
cannot remember where. I was going to bid on it, but then I realized I cannot buy more when I have so much already, I have no room for.
wish i would have saw it i would make room if needed..thnx for the love everyone ..... i love my lamp and my deco cabinet :)
thnx for the loves
thnx crabbykins
thnx for the love marc112
The word is no "love". It's ADORE! Do you have an idea how hard it is to find male figures as lamp bases or bookends? Art Nouveau was NOT fond of the male body (except the Italians) and Deco male figures are few, far between, and expensive!
thanks Alfredo, i knew it was special when i saw it. and believe me it cost me pretty pennies!
thanks for the love LLL
thanks warren
thaks amy
thank you elayem0110
thanks again alfredo :)
thanks sumpinoriginal
thanks musikchoo
thanks Ks85
thanks for the loves hedgewalker and perfumer :)
thanks for the love epson233 and Shawnl86
thanks trunkman
hi czechman -- if we miss contact before the holidays wanted to wish you good health, happiness, and much success for this and the coming years in all of your endeavors -- always a pleasure
epson233, thank you so very much for the wonderful wishes and want to wish you and your the very same.. thanks again, Gary
I'm not into statues, lamps, etc, etc., but I'd love to have that piece. Awesome!
Thanks Pawis and thanks jonima for the love and wonderful comment :)
thanks Spiperato and jack1989
thanks freiheit
thanks pickrknows