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kcrabby66
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HELP! Would like to know anything about this lamp. Not sure if it's brass or cast iron. I'm leaning torward cast iron, very heavy aprox 9 lbs. Bottom reads C-187 (or it could be a G-187) ACC. I have a pair of them I picked up at a yard sale, I have not cleaned them up yet . They have 4 candelabras, a glass piece in the center below, 2 child like figurines sitting on a marble piece. I have not been able to find anything out about these lamps. The bottom reads
Thanks, Kim
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Are you sure the glass piece and electric components are original?? I seems to appear to me that it has been modified at some point in time. Looks like naked cherubs on the sides.
No, I'm really not sure. It may have been modified. I told my husband that I think it may have had a candelabra in the middle that was changed into an electric light but really not sure. They look like cherubs to me too. They have a wrap around them in the mid section. Thank you for responding.