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I got this beauty at a local antique store recently. Has figurine in the center that is motorized and spins. Original shade was included and the entire piece was in near mint condition overall. It's a very tall lamp - almost 30" in height. Does anyone know what this beauty might be worth?
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I'll try to keep my eyes open, never seen anything like it, even the shade is unusual, a real gem !~
The shade on this is way cool and so big!
This a Moss Lamp Made by the Moss lamp co. San Francisco
Nice lamp! I have one similar. It has an Egyptian woman who spins with a lit base and lights behind her. The shade like yours is original and huge. Rocker-sd is correct both yours and mine are Moss. I might post mine someday.
Thank JohannB- yes please post yours as I would love to see it...
I would post it, but I am currently trying to sell it and that is against the rules. I will post it if it never sells. I have seen your model sell for $195-295. If you go to https://marfalightsandlamps.com/products-page/moss-lamps/ you can see many more.