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  • Marc Ward Artist Signed Crackle Glaze Ceramic Table Lamp
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    Mark Ward Artist Signed and Numbered. Mid-Century crackle glazed ceramic on frosted Lucite base. Brass/metal hardware. Shade is for photo purposes only and is not included.
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  • 1950s Glamorous Gold and Mauve Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp
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    Fabulous lamp with gilded gold accents. Mauve colored glazed ceramic. Excellent condition. Height measurements Total bottom to finial 26.5 inches Base only 16 inches. Shade not inclu...
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  • 1950s Stiffel Lamp Turquoise Crackle Glaze Ceramic and Brass
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    1950s Vibrant color of turquoise. Crackle glazed ceramic. Substantial weight. Brass details and finial. Stiffel Markings. Made in America. Shade is for photo purposes and not include...
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  • Lucite Table Lamp
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    Mid-century 1960s modern stacked lucite table lamp. Heavy substantial weight.
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