I totally agree! But for that reason maybe not so bad to sell without the original shade, lol.
Okay, I was looking more at Ebay and maybe less common to sell with a shade. Here is a sold pair -- chalkware lamps were kind of low end when...
No doubt more refined with an asking price of $3,600 for the Frederick Cooper pair, lol. I agree, above shapes would work well. Those examples...
Agree. But maybe helpful for sizing of what would or wouldn't work. Can't imagine what the original would have looked like -- this is such an...
Thinking this was a tourist piece, but the price was right ($10) and I was drawn to the animal figures. Anything you can tell me? I know masks...
I could not leave this at the thrift ($24.99). (And have 7 day return if needed.) Just never seen similar! Bakelite era plug, lamp maybe 1950s...
Nice seeing those comparables with selling price. Cool stuff!
Aqui, I'm with you. I think scuff. Thanks for doing your photo magic! The exact one! Thanks INH! With that scuff on mine, probably minimal...
Such a cut little item, could not pass this at $1! Not sure if cut to clear or ruby stain. Also, would something like this have ever been signed...
In the hand it feels vintage at the least. My photos are overexposed from too much summer sunlight-- and make the base look pristine. Maybe...
I think I've worked out that this is a Kangxi mark. Not sure if later or what, my photos show the unglazed bottom section as bleach white, but...
4 years ago I had a small vase of his that quickly sold for $600.
Does the plug show age? If both prongs both are the small kind (not grounded) would probably suggest MCM.
Agree. Mekanah, your gut instinct (weight of the metal, etc.) that it more modern is correct. I would put this firmly in the 1970s.
Seems to have some work in it. Maybe you need an in person evaluation.
Thanks, may not find the maker of this, but still like it! Cheers, everyone.
Would this be called cloisonne as well due to the raised sections? It's a large piece and looks pretty cool on because the pendant sits just...
Was my first thought as well. Repurposed. Unusual to have it signed like that, but could be a style they were experimenting with.
Any leads on this piece? Set in silver and the chain is marked "Sterling". Almost looks like there might have been a signature at one time on...
I would say 1950s/60s is an excellent guess.
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