1930s or 1940s functioning circular brass electric lamp with original lampshade, two rings as handles, and a 6 foot cord. No identifying information, such as name or serial number. However, the swivel which connects the lampshade reads, "Berger swivel harp. PAT #2270497". Lamp is made out of solid brass, some minor corrosion in one spot. Lamp shade is made of a thick paper-like material with a greenish-blue water on rocks style pattern and gold trim. The lamp has a 36inch circumference at its widest point and stands 31 inches tall. The lampshade is 16inches in diameter, stands 14 inches tall, and has a 63 inch circumference. The rings are 3.5 inches in diameter. The power cord is 6 feet long. The lamp is in fine working condition.
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Hi Stephen, Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry. Based on the photographs and information provided, and subject to examination, this is: A Mission style brass lamp early 20th Century with double ring handles, the pinched neck with over a globular body. Marbled paper shade with brass rims. Electrified lamp 31 inches tall with 14 inch tall shade. PROVENANCE: inherited CONDITION: electrified and in working condition. Client represents this to have some corrosion, which is expectant wear commensurate to age and use and does not negatively impact value. $150-250* *represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price may vary.
