PR Antique Spelter lamp rose glass Figurine Vintage French cherub shabby Moreau

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PR Antique Spelter lamp rose glass Figurine Vintage French cherub shabby Moreau:
$299.00

Pair Antique Spelter lamp rose shade glass Figurine Vintage French Boudoir shabby, after Moreau, Marked

Please refer to the photos for the measurements*** Offeredthis old pair of beautiful Boudoir shabby musician children lamps. Playing violin and flute; nude cherubs with gilt lily flowers at the base of these beautiful lamps. The metal is cast spelter metal with shabby look and old great patina. Both lamps are in fully working condition. Teach lamp takes 1 small base chandelier bulb up to 60 watt (bulb not incl); The glass shades are all intact. The metal is in good condition, some scuffs and wear may be seen on the metal surface consistent with the age of this early piece; Please see photos, they part of description! the sale is for a pair of these figural lamps - as shown. Please email with any questions before offerding in case I missed anything. I DO COMBINE SHIPPING FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS.

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