Can anyone help me identify any information about this lamp? Age? Maker?
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I know the Lampshade isn't original, and it looks like the pull chain sockets have been replaced over time. I've tried googling the signature, and had no luck. In the USA, and it was from an old family friend. The base has no markings under it.
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Although well done, I think it is a hobbyist decorated vase that was converted into a lamp.
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No, other than probably 1920s but the colors are stunning and the silver lining on the shade is perfect (or is that mica?).
It’s a mica shade I found. It’s hard to find one that looks good on it, that doesn’t look like it should be in a nursing home.
LOL I know what you mean. Very fine choice.
Well, I still have hope someone on here will see it and provide some good info. We got this from an old family friend, who's parents had very nice taste. By it for life, type people back in the day. I'd just have thought having it signed would make it easier to google, but was just had dead ends.
My guess it's by a very talented amateur.