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Posted 11 months ago
Odat62
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I have bought quite a few lamps over the years. I found this at a flea swap and could not leave it there . I cleaned it up and started to notice it looked kinda special. Actually, I really like the look of the glass. Judging from the metal and chord I would say 40's 50's. It is a medium green color. Not flashed on. Pure green glass. Kinda thin blown. I think maybe Italian blown? Has anyone ever seen this shape on anything? I am very curious on the maker and help would be appreciated.
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very cool and beautiful:)
Check the socket cover- -might be a name on it if it hasn't been replaced. Looks like it could be on of Tyndale's italian glass lamps - whatever it is it's gorgeous - I'm seriously coveting it!