I need some info on this lamp if possible, it has no markings of any kind on it, and is 20 inches tall.
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Countrystore Reputation: 37 See Countrystore's booth |
I’ve seen similar lamps over the years, often these were made in Japan.
They are usually listed as Colonial couple or Victorian couple lamps.
This one is like yours, completed listing on another site, but it has a replaced shade. Having the original porcelain shade is a big plus, IMO.
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Here’s another completed sale on that other site. This one shows a pair of lamps that look like yours, with their original porcelain shades.
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Hope that helps you a little bit.
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
Thank you so much for the info, it has helped me a lot.
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Countrystore Reputation: 37 See Countrystore's booth |
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