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    Posted 2 years ago

    Laurabelle61
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    Haven’t been able to pinpoint an age on this…. Brass and black glass urn shaped table lamp. It has brass S shaped double pull chain sockets which read P&S patent. Fat boy style sockets. Patterned base & urn cap . I believe it to be some type of glass and it is shiny and a very dark black color . Seems to be of excellent quality lamp. Heavy and well constructed.. could not find a makers mark, but then again, I didn’t take it apart.

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    1. Deano Deano, 2 years ago
      Yes, I agree that is it vintage, looks like a hi line lamp based on the base especially. the dual swivel sockets were premium hardware in the 50's and 60's. I'd hold it up to the sun or a super bright light against or through it, see if it is black glass, or amethyst. That might help you to pin it down.
    2. Laurabelle61 Laurabelle61, 2 years ago
      Thank you Deano for the information and the tip, I will check that out

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