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(A) This classic beauty has a chip
in the top, which you can just make out at the back/top in this
photo (you can turn the top part to almost entirely obscure it).
The white alabaster has a slightly creamy cast to it, and glows
a golden hue at night. It's 20 inches tall, about 12 wide. $875.
(e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(B) This piece just "stole
my heart" -- and half my wallet -- when I first saw it.
The three little carved alabaster birds are perched on a richly
colored urn, which is in exquisite condition, with beautiful
markings. It stands 14 inches high at the top rim, and is about
9 1/ inches wide. $2300. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(C) Here's a sublimely elegant
and quiet alabaster lamp in perfect condition, "boudoire"
sized at 12 inches tall and about 5 inches across. It's bronze-mounted,
and the color of the alabaster is deep and rich.
Sorry, this jewel is now being
enjoyed by Bill!
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(D) This lamp is hovering around
the top of my Personal Favorites List. A deep, rich patina, wonderful
iron work on an unusually-shaped base, and those NUTS...
not to mention the Schneider shade with its purples, blues, and
mottled whites and grays (not so well represented in this photo,
sorry)... It measures 13 high, about 10 wide. $1700.
(e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(E) Again, to my consternation
(nice word, huh?), the shade on this beauty doesn't quite come
across in the photo. It's a very rare and extraordinary
Muller shade, with angles and edges that defy even my attempts
at description. The wrought iron base is handsome and amply sized,
at 17 inches tall, suitable for a desk. The base is about 7 1/2
inches in diameter.
Gone but far from forgotten,
what a beauty!! SOLD!!
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(F) A super high-quality snake
lamp. Look at that precious little venomous head! A magnificently
colored hand-blown art glass shade graces this hand-wrought jewel
of a lamp, which stands 17 1/2 inches tall. $2600. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(G) Late 19th Century or early
20th, this 21-inch Directoire lamp can be used with candles or
I can electrify it for you (it has been electrified in the past).
The metal shade travels up and down on the shaft by turning the
arrow. $1500. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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