Vintage at best.
You might look to see if there is anything holding it from the bottom. Otherwise, it might just be snugly fit into the hole.
That is the exact same lamp and I am liking that price! It may not matter who made the shades or the lamp. ….. So I decided to take the black...
I am seeing P. Fase. Not finding anything under that name but the strength of these images should sell these. Very interesting find!
Originally, I posted this in antiques but got no opinions on who made these unmarked pottery shades to a pole lamp. My best guesses are either...
Might best be termed a late classical piece, though those pulls are more typical to the earlier Federal period. Do they appear to be original?...
Think probably walnut. Danish?
That jumped out at me right away when looking at the pictures. Nice find!
Found several more with this switch now that I know what it is called. Only a floor lamp was even somewhat similar to my lamps. No other maker...
Thanks. That may give me a lead to find others.
Could also be Haeger but have found no evidence that they used the gold on the black like this. I suppose for a special commission they would do...
Casters are pretty old. Since they are different from each other, think probably one type is a replacement. Same on both chairs? Another...
Found another with pottery shades that seems to be by the same maker, though the shades are very different. Again, no maker known for this one...
Pots for orchids have ventilation like this but would expect a hole in the bottom as well.
Hard to date pieces that have been reupholstered. Based on the lack of detail to the feet, I am thinking 20th century. Could be as early as the...
Similar but looking for others with this unique switch. Think that is the key to finding maker and value. Similar to Laurel but can find none of...
Picked up a pair of these table lamps at the thrift awhile back. Chrome bases with walnut stems and brass accents. They have a unique twisting...
Picked up this tension pole lamp from a local estate. First pic is of it in-situ at the house. It is about 9 ft. tall and, as can be seen, was...
Late to the party but agree that this is a commercial linoleum product.
Not slag. Looks more like it has a color wash over it. kind of like Reuven glass from Israel but one color. Styling and plug says 60s.
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