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This is the only one of these lamps I have ever seen for sale.I did find one on the web and the site told what model it was and when it was made.Unfortunately my puter crashed and I lost it and haven't been able to find it again.It does have the original Houzex sticker on the bottom.
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BTW,The line across the front is a mold line where the glass comes together in the mold.this is very common for this type of glass.This is NOT a crack.
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