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Posted 5 months ago
jpfarleyqu…
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-We bought this at a yard sale in Walton, KY in the summer of 2010
-It is made of wood and some kind of metal, possibly brass...it is not pitted
-It stands approx 24" tall and at it's widest part, measures approx 21"
-The base measures approx 12" x 7"
-The wooden parts of the lamp were painted black, but as you can tell, some of the paint is beginning to peel off.
-We would like to know who made this lamp, and what era it belongs to
Thanks for any help you can give us, D and M Miller
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Your lamp was made by the Majestic Lamp Company. Go to http://hepcatrestorations.com/2011/07/24/majestic-lamp-company/ to see what kind of shades to look for to complete yours. Thanks for sharinbg.