Porcelain Figural Lamp

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Thursday August 05, 2010

100 Tons Of Stuff To Sell - Estate Antiques

Porcelain: Figural 18th Century Style LAMP circa 1930's ?

Hollow ware white glazed, hand-painted.

Figures: 18th Century Lady & Lute Player

Colors: White, Orange, Green, Pink, Red & Green Flowers, Yellow, Gold Accents.

Size: Lamp 6 in, with Electric bulb screw-in top 9 in w/pull chain;
Oval base 4 in Long & 3 in wide; Brown 5 foot long cord with Bakelite plug.

MARK: In a Circle - MADE IN JAPAN w/Circle with Japanese letter in the middle.

Working condition (although I would replace the entire electric part for actual use).

This is a very pretty lady & lute player gentleman porcelain lamp & would look good
with a white or lacy shade in a lady's or daughter's bedroom.

We did not find any defects with this item - no chips or cracks.
Paint rubbed off elbow is the only problem I saw (paint is on top of this glazed item).
This will be easy to refit with a new electric lamp parts
(which we suggest if you intend to use this lamp).

This item will ship for $6.00 (Priority + DC + Insur.) in the USA. For International sales we only accept PayPal & can ship USPS Global or UPS or DHL - about 2 pounds from zip 23116 plus insurance.

Item Name: 18th Cent. Style Porcelain Figural Elect Lamp
Item Number: PorcelFigLamp
Price: $24.75 + 7.35 Sh & Ins.

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