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Author Topic: last of my lamp shades - opalescent to clear with amber - funky design  (Read 1419 times)

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Offline flying free

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Just wondering if anyone knows where this may have been made or how recent it is please?
Thanks for any info  :)
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Pretty recent. These are popping up everywhere, sometimes with clear instead of opal glass

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thanks  :)
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I have seen quite a few ceiling lamps in chrome with this kind of shade -- IMO made in the 1970s, perhaps early 1980s. (I even own one of those, in a nice space age shape with a chromed Saturn's ring around the glass globe :))
So not (so) recent I think...

But can't help with manufacturer, sorry. My guess would be German.

Michael

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thanks Michael - that may help a bit. I had thought it may be Dutch.   I have searched high and low and not come across another.   I would really like another one and had been wondering how I would 'fix' it to be a ceiling light.  My problem is I need two  pairs of lampshades for two rooms, but I can never find a match to the ones I like.
Christine, if you have any links to more I would be really grateful.  I've searched the whole of ebay for glass shades and various lighting people but never seem to find my match.
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I've seen them at boot fairs and in antique centres and fairs. I'll keep my eyes open.

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thank you  :kissy:  It would be good to finally get some lightshades up that I like - and then maybe even get my Murano lamp base rewired if I can find someone I can trust not to damage it ::) 

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Hi come on various lamps generally ceiling ones, mine has five shade hanging down at various lengths of wire to make a spiral effect, they are Italian to the best of my knowledge, they are held by three screws into a tube fixing.

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It reminds me of some Mazzega lamps I've seen.

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