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L022

New listing of a 1950s / 1960s folk or tramp art popsicle stick lamp, extremely rare to still find in one piece and particularly one of this intricacy in design- probably the best example we've ever seen. This is a real beauty, intricate in design and at the top end of the quality and intricacy you see in vintage popsicle stick lamps. The base is constructed in a Star of David pattern, and the shade is whimsically ornamented with hearts, clovers, diamonds. For the most part, this lamp is in very good condition and much better than you usually see, but i has very minor areas that could be repaired if you want it perfect (frankly, we like it as is). Three of the top ornamental points are broken, out of the total number of 12, several of the points on the bottom of the shade are missing, and it's missing one of its 6 original feet and comes without a finial. The few breaks are difficult to notice particularly given the intricate assembly of the base and shade, but any repairs you do (eat more popsicles!) will directly increase the value as these are quite hard to find and perfect would sell for substantially more. The lamp measures approximately 17.5" high including the shade and 10.5" in shade diameter and 8.0" in base diameter, coming to you from a Greenwich, Connecticut waterfront estate.

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