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Posted 8 months ago
Sparkykjg63
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This is another of my favorites, made by Pittsburgh Brass and Lamp Co. This is their " Great Horned Owl " pattern....these came in at least two different color schemes....this is the winter colors. Snow covered limbs on the trees and beatifully painted owls. They were also made in ball shade form and a 14 " hanging lamp version. I really love the Tam-O-Shanter shape shade the best. This stands a whopping 32 inches tall to top of chimney, and still has the original Success font and burner.
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