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Hedgewalker
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Got this little guy off Ebay.Someone was selling a collection really cheap(individually). I could only afford one at the time and picked this one because it was the most unique.Have searched and can't find the maker.It reminds me of Westmoreland glass but I don't know .
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Thanks mrmajestic and musikchoo !!!
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Interesting, im normally not much for the satin vaseline but the victorian style with the bird is a nice touch!
Thanks Shawn rebel epson aaa and Longings !!!!
hi the bird lamp was made by the famous L.J.Houze convex glass co. in point marion pa. made in 30's early. they made the bird in a satin pink and clear also. houze made about 20 or more different figure's for lamps, thanks john nice lamp
http://apps.houzeglassmuseum.com/Gallery/album.cfm?a=16118 go here and picture 3 and 6 are same base as yours but different figures, the figures screw into the base.....