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Made in the 1940s, this Chinese table lamp consists of a ceramic urn body in a pale white glaze atop a black wooden base. A motif of a coiled dragon subtly adorns the surface. The lamp has a cluster of double bulb sockets with metal thread pulls. It is newly rewired and paired with a new, custom-fitted linen lamp shade.
Dimensions:
26 in. overall height to finial
12 in. body height
9.5 in. body diameter
16 in. shade diameter
Condition notes:
In good condition with general surface wear that's consistent with the lamp's age and use. Newly rewired and paired with a new linen shade.
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