Posted 5 months ago
Ron513513
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selling home & came across these. Should I keep them? Wondering what year as well as make? It must be at least 55 years old and still works as good as new.
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Posted 5 months ago
Ron513513
(3 items)
selling home & came across these. Should I keep them? Wondering what year as well as make? It must be at least 55 years old and still works as good as new.
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Well I would keep these wonderful lamps from Murano. They are beautiful figures!
they are amazing, my guess is it's Barovier & Toso
i totally agree -- they are definite keepers -- so unique!!!! -- sure you will treasure it for years to come -- or kick yourself in the patoosie if you get rid of them
Thank you everybody!!
Dear Ron,
If they were wired fifty years ago it might be a good idea to rewire them. Or at least check the insulation on the wire and make sure it isn't perished.
Sincerely,
Lisa
I agree with MacArt, Barovier & Toso for sure. Never seen these mounted in a lamp. Definite keepers. I would value at around $750 retail. Thank you for sharing!