(A) Fourteen inches tall, this
Degue (signed on the shade) has the grace of a Daum. Its geometric
shade rests on a hand-wrought nickeled iron base; the leaves
demonstrate the French connection with their natural world. $1875.
(e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(B) An elegantly designed and beautifully
wrought iron base doesn't seem too delicate for this colorful
and expressive glass shade... The lamp stands 14 1/2 inches tall.
There's a very small repair to the bottom of the shade where
it meets with the base. $950. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(C) Soft purples, browns, grays
and greens adorn a signed Muller dome shade. The nickeled brass
base has an elegant simplicity to it. The entire lamp stands
12 inches tall. $1475. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(D) This is one of my all-time
favorites, a signed Muller shade on its bold, beautifully crafted
hammered wrought iron base. It stands 10 1/2 inches tall. $2100.
(e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(E) A ribbed opalescent glass shade
rests on its hand-crafted bronze base, looking for all the world
like a stylized iceberg. At least that's one man's opinion...
and look out Titanic! It's 7 inches tall and about 9 1/2 wide.
There's good "fire" to the opalescence which doesn't
come across in the photo. $950. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(F) A frosted and clear skyscraper
glass shade rests on a nickeled brass base. What a cute "accent
lamp!" It's about 11 inches tall. SOLD!!! You expect
"cute" might stick around?!!!
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(G) I picked up this bizarre but
wonderful hand-hammered, probably one-of-a-kind French lamp in
Buenos Aires, of all places! It's about 7 inches high and 8 across.
The patina is original and in perfect condition, and the shade,
well... how cool is that?! $1250. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(H) A simple but cute way to light
up a corner or shelf, a French wrought iron base with a glass
ball shade. This lamp's about 7 inches high and 6 wide. $450.
(e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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(I) Monsieur le viper was
probably made in Syria around 1910 for the French market. Solid
brass, no need to have any antidote around! He's about 11 inches
tall. $695. (e-mail
Jack to start the conversation)
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