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Lamps1299 of 8761Newly acquired torchiere lampVintage Harmony house lamp fixture
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    Posted 5 years ago

    lrennick
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    My great grandmother born in Winnipeg, MB Canada, said this was one of the family lamps - which was already old by the time she was born in 1886. I cannot find this type of lamp anywhere - would like some feedback if anyone knows anything or has seen one before. Id like to turn the photos right side up but dont know how.

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    1. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 5 years ago
      The lamp dates from the 1890’s and had a reverse painted “pretty lady” in the hollow stem that has dried off /peeled. It is considered a parlour lamp and the “Rosettes” design on the font is a common one for these parlour lamps. RER
    2. lrennick, 5 years ago
      thank you Loumanal....i appreciate the feedback!
    3. EZa EZa, 5 years ago
      I love the lamp! I think it's sideways because the picture is cropped too narrow. Maybe.
    4. lrennick, 5 years ago
      Could be I'll have to try again - tried rotating it sideways as instructed in the help section...to no avail.

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