Antique Mission Arts Craft Green Slump Slag Lamp Converted Oil Lamp Base
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:88965 | Material: Brass, Bronze |
| Color: Green |
This is a Beautiful Mission Craft Lamp with a Slump Slag Shade in green. The bulb housing has been designed from an old oil lamp. As shown it turns on and off with the pull switch. It is a three part lamp as shown in the last picture. I have not cleaned it except for the outer glass as there was dirt on the glass. The base and lamp could use a good shine or maybe not you choose. There are no breaks in the shade at all. The collar ring for the shade does have a slight bend to it but can... be easily bent into place and does not affect the over seating or aesthetics of the lamp. The metal base and lamp base appear to be a thin brass/bronze or tin.... Not sure... shows blackish now.... The TOTAL wieght of the lamp is TEN us pounds and 5 us Ounces. The 20 Pound Shipping weight give me plenty of room to breath for extra packaging supplies.
This is a nice piece of history and it is still working.
You can always make offer as I will consider them.
Packaging will be as follows. The lamp will be taken back to the the three pieces and the shade will be wrapped and boxed in its own box and then re-boxed with the other parts. I will take care to insure against any shipping damage.. I would recommend insurance when buying this one of a kind lamp.
Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.....
Thanks so much for viewing this and my many other items...
This is a nice piece of history and it is still working.
You can always make offer as I will consider them.
Packaging will be as follows. The lamp will be taken back to the the three pieces and the shade will be wrapped and boxed in its own box and then re-boxed with the other parts. I will take care to insure against any shipping damage.. I would recommend insurance when buying this one of a kind lamp.
Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.....
Thanks so much for viewing this and my many other items...
