All lamps and bulbs work.
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Lamps and LED bulbs:
Pic #1) 5 dark brown/bronze modern lamps that came with the place.
I'm not using them, so out they go.
-2 tall ones are metal with an open spiral body.
29" tall to top of the finial knob, base is 5.
75" diameter.
Shade is 13" tall, and 10.
5" wide across the bottom.
Turning knob type switches.
Both have incandescent bulbs.
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$12 each.
-2 shorter ones are lightweight resin body and base.
23.
5" tall, base is 4.
5"x4.
5".
Shade is 9" tall, and 11" wide across the bottom.
Push bar type switches.
No bulbs.
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$8 each.
-Shortest one has an inverted 'cracked glass' style shade, open top.
Roller switch on the cord.
15.
75" tall, 5" diameter base.
Shade is 9" tall and 6.
25" diameter across the top.
No bulb.
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$10
Pics #2 & 3) Carved/cut glass lamp.
NO SHADE or finial.
Mom bought this in 1984 for $180, still have the receipt.
Heavy glass (weighs a bit over 9 lbs!), beveled window pane pattern, brass top and bottom, no maker name on it or the receipt.
Push bar type switch.
22" tall to top of socket.
Base is 5.
5"x5.
5".
Base and top piece have some corrosion spotting now as it was stored for years and not cleaned.
Gives it that antique look if you like that, or you can sand it and paint it whatever color you like.
It comes apart as most do.
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$20
Pic #4) Pair of antique electric Hurricane cut glass lamps.
13" tall, base is 6" wide.
Work fine, have old style 25w incandescent bulbs, you might want to switch to LEDs to save juice and heat.
Never really used, were just decoration, so as new.
Bought by our late mother's parents in the 1940s, according to a video she made.
No maker name on them.
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$30
Pic #5) Brass lamp base.
Dual bulb, works.
It's a 1980s reproduction of an antique base, lily pad style.
About 23" tall to top of shaft, 17" high to the sockets, about 8.
5" wide at the base.
No maker name on it.
It had a reverse hand-painted glass shade, but that got broken during a move, so figure someone can use the base.
Yours for.
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$15
Pic #6) 8 used LED bulbs.
Not much usage on them, all are non-dimmable, A-19 size, all but 1 are 60W equivalent.
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50¢ each, or get a free one with a lamp purchase.
800 lumens:
3 Sunbeam, 3000K, 9W.
1 Sylvania, 2700K, 8.
5W.
1 GE, 10.
5W, no kelvin number, heavy duty bulb/base.
750 lumens: 2 Great Value, 2700K, 9W.
450 lumens: Utilitech, 3000K, 5.
5W.
Candle holders, sconce:
Pic #7) Set of 4 old Asian style engraved pewter (could be silver plated, not sure) candle holders with removable tops.
9.
75" tall, 3" wide at base.
One was bent long ago somehow, so it leans.
If you know what you're doing, you may be able to heat the base and bend it back in shape.
We think our great aunt brought these back from China in the early 1900's, but not sure, but we believe these are antique.
Haven't found anything with the engraving close to ours (serpents and flowers).
May be giving them away at this price.
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$35/set
Pic #8) Set of 2 pewter triple candle holders, scroll style.
4.
75" high on tallest part, 9.
5" long.
Haven't found these online anywhere.
Not sure how old they are.
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$10
Pic #9) Pair of vintage brass wall mount holders.
9.
5" tall, stick out 6.
25" from wall.
Hollow back.
Have had some use, not much.
While these may be 'vintage' now, I think they are later 20th century and made to look old, with built-in little pits etc.
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$8/pair
Pic #10) Brass wall sconce shelf/pedestal.
12" tall, about 9.
25" long by about 4.
25" deep across the widest parts of the top.
Weighs just under 4 lbs.
Top of the base has some normal spotting in the finish, but you don't see that when on the wall.
Originally from Sturbridge Yankee Workshop in 1986.
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$10
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