Posted 1 year ago
bohemiangl…
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Patience is a virtue when trying to pair up shades with lamps - buying them together is usually an expensive proposition. I bought the shade a few weeks ago on eBay for not a lot of money. It is stamped with a semi-circular Czechoslovakia mark (see photo No. 2). The lamp was a more recent find. I bought it on eBay because is was inexpensive, it had a 3" fitter (just right for the shade), and I thought the musicians and the brightly colored end of day shade went well together. The last photo shows the lamp "in situ".
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WELL, THIS IS AWESOME!
LOVE IT!!
I AM NOT AWARE OF THE GENUINE BULBS AT THE TIME.
TAKE CARE HOW STRONG THE BULBS ARE – THE AIR MAY OVERHEAT.
Thanks, Ivan - I am using a 25 watt candelabra bulb.
This is a beautiful piece of art!
I BUY 25 WATT BULBS BY THE DOZEN. FROSTED, NOT CLEAR! BUT I KEEP A COUPLE OF 40 WATTS HANDY FOR THE AREAS, SUCH AS MY HALL, WHERE I NEED MORE LIGHT. BUT THE SHADES THERE ARE OPEN, NOT CLOSED.
It's Czech - that's all I really cared about when I bought it.
im with you on that warren...i buy what i like not who made or may have made it.. but, it is fun/terrifying to try to figure it out..LOL
Without a doubt :)