Featured Frederick Cooper Lamp

hi everyone, Any ideas on age of this
Frederick Cooper Lamp? is this ginger jar style? everything is original.. also has a paper sticker Tyndale Lamp.
TIA

 

It's approx 27" tall

 

nice color!!

 

Frederick Cooper lamps are pretty desirable. I can only make a guess on the dating of this, due to the solid yellow shade, probably not pre-1970s, and could be newer still. I think if you are selling, probably a good idea to include the word "Tyndale" in the listing. As long as "Frederick Cooper Tyndale" is in the title, not sure you even need to narrow down the date. People will be buying for quality and appearance. There aren't that many Frederick Cooper Tyndale lamps on Ebay, so it won't get lost in the shuffle.

If you want to post a photo here of the PLUG on the lamp cord, sometimes that can help with dating if you are still curious.

 

Thank you so much!! I will post pictures of the this evening..

 

70s into early 80s for sure.

 

I've been looking online all week, I can't find any like it or similar

 

That you can't find the exact one online isn't that surprising. This happens with Stiffle lamps too. These two companies made a lot of different styles but didn't go overboard mass producing. Also (its been a while since I sold a Frederick Cooper lamp) but if memory serves, for some of these F.C. lamps the signature is just on the shade, so if the shade has damage and gets pitched, no one knows what kind of lamp it is so even if up for sale, it is just sold as an anonymous lamp.

I don't think has a lot of extra value because you can't find another. I think its value is in the maker, that you have the original shade etc. and a date range of 70s-80s is pretty desirable in today's market.

Check Ebay for sold FC lamps and what they are realizing so you have a bit of a price point.

 

Thank you!! I'll check it out