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    Posted 13 years ago

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    sunlace1
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    I bought this electrified red GWTW lamp base at an auction today, then couldn't find any info on it. It is red satin raised cherub, tank intact. But the filler cap isn't one I know and now I can't seem to find who made the cherub pattern! It has no shade, and I'm open to suggestions there, also. I do like the double socket idea, though.
    Can anyone help me out?

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    1. Sputnik2025, 13 years ago
      This is a chamber lamp in the Cherub pattern made by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Co. around the early 1900s. Good luck finding the missing top shade...I love that beautiful red color!!
    2. littlegreenmouse, 13 years ago
      I would suggest a tassel-type shade to go on this... would be fitting I think.
    3. lampladyfrances, 13 years ago
      I would lolve to see the completed lamp.

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