$4,800.00
Crafted in the Mid-20th Century, these floor lamps are designed with large nautilus shell heads and fluted stems, whimsical forms that pay tribute to Art Deco and Hollywood Regency movements. Structurally, they are made of steel-plated metal bodies and white, oval marble bases. Each has a single bulb socket that rises from the shell. The lamps have been newly rewired, with a dimmer cord switch installed.
Dimensions:
61.5 in. overall height to top of socket
18.5 in. base width
10.5 in. base depth
3 in. base thickness
10 in. seashell height
13 in. seashell width
7 in. seashell depth
Condition notes:
In overall good, working condition and structurally sound, with general surface wear consistent with the lamps' age and use. Newly rewired with dimmer switch cord installed.
$5,800.00
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