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Signed M MODEL Verdun lampshade
« on: December 29, 2012, 01:44:12 PM »
Quote from: Frank on September 25, 2011, 01:57:52 PM
The cristallerie in Verdun was set-up in 1930, by Maurice Model, in an old flooring factory. Glass was produced for export only and mostly to USA. The factory was destroyed by bombs on 15th June 1940. A school was built on it's site and the directrice of the school is now researching. I shall point her to the thread.

Frank, you're a star - thank you for the link!

Here's a poor shot with my mobile of 'M Model Verdun' mark - difficult taking this from a lamp at the ceiling   ;D

The other two images of this lamp were made years ago and never shown online  :-X

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