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Hello, I wonder if someone could help me identify this lamp, I have spend a lot of time looking online without any luck, the lamp belonged to my grandmother, we own this lamp for more than 60 years,any help would be greatly appreciated.Thankyou.
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WHAT A BEAUTY!
what a stunningly beautiful stained glass globe!!!
I think this must be one of the prettiest lamps I have seen!... I just love it!....:-)
Thanks,AmberRose,TallCakes and inky for your comments.
That's pretty amazing! I've never seen anything like it. What exquisite workmanship!
dunno but its gorgeous! Id love to have it!
Get your magnifying glass out and check every inch inside and out for any markings/numbers, etc on the glass or the brass, including the fitting for light bulb and the switch to turn it on. What size bulb does it take? My good eye gives me butterflies in my stomach when I see your gorgeous lamp. So detailed, right down to the brass fruit on the sides. My initial thought was German or Spanish. I also thought the fruit was a cherry. Your thoughts?
I already check all the lamp inch by inch for marks and did not find anything except two numbers 3 one in each half of the cast, that I think are for when you close the globe they have to match to be able to put the screws in the right place. I need to check the socket to see who made it ?.Thankyou.
I said Spanish before but meant Italian. Do you think the fruits are cherries?
I think they're grapes, because the bronze exterior detail of the lamp appears to be a bunch of grapes.
Beautiful Art Nouveau lamp!!! The glass looks like opal. I thik it might it might be American. My first impression is that it may be from Frank Lloyd Wright but I´m not so sure.
Thanks for your comments,I wish it was from Frank Lloyd,here is another picture from the glass and the socket.
http://subefotos.com/ver/?159353a5aa8600ca8344d536c49879c8o.jpg
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