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antique electric lamp. need info on it.

Posted by purenrg (My Page) on
Mon, Sep 19, 11 at 14:23

i have an inward lit, solid brass, 17' silhouette lamp. it has a paisley style cut. it has an urn shape to it. it was electric and came with a cloth insulated cord. i can't find any info on it. http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss155/purenrgiii/P09-19-11_1057.jpg


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RE: antique electric lamp. need info on it.

That's a very blurry picture....hard to tell a lot. what does the bottom look like? is it marked anywhere?
It looks like it's chinese to me....about 1920's.
Just a gut feel from the style and knowing that there was a lot of imported chinese brass stuff about that time.
Linda C

Here is a link that might be useful: lamp


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RE: antique electric lamp. need info on it.

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this is the top, or lid.


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RE: antique electric lamp. need info on it.

Cloth cords on lamps is usually pre WW II, although they were used later on appliances. Is it a silk-rayon covered cord or cotton?


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