look at the cord plug. See how it is a solid piece? They weren't doing that in the 50's and 60's or the 20's for that matter. It would have been a male plug that you could access with a flat headed single slot screwdriver. The access cover slipped over the two prongs and was fastened with a single screw.serapis, ftr ...what do you mean by single mould?
Sorry, the pic was on the first page... ;p I recall now, more of a geometric base with lattice trim.how is that new, it is called antique right in the description. LOL
no the base is eight sides and curvy with lattice design.
I'm not seeing it. I don't see any dolphins on those and that is a pair of excellent condition lamps Nothing like what you have.http://www.leonceantiques.com/product_info.php/cPath/1846_77/products_id/3466
that one has the same base as mine, going for $570.
you had asked about the base. thats the same base as mine is what i was saying. perhaps its relevant to the value ?I'm not seeing it. I don't see any dolphins on those and that is a pair of excellent condition lamps Nothing like what you have.
dang, i didnt before you pointed it out ...And don't try to tighten that cord! Do you see the crack at the top of the leg? The dragonfish lookin guy.....
That dude is an asshole.
lmao this is on in my living room right now.
it not even 30 years old how could it be antique