I bought this at an auction in Central Ohio about 10 years ago for $35. I believe it is a Heat Lamp due to the large coil filament and the reflector behind the bulb. It gives off heat and light. It seems to be a scientific instrument. I haven't been able to find any info on the net about this device.
The only writting is on the outside of the socket. It states:

EDISON
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
NEW YORK U.S.A.
PATENTED DEC 30 1891

Is this rare and valuable? Or is it a mass produced item?

it is a old 7up bottle stands 8 inches high white and red label painted on, woman in bathing suit holding her arms up and bubbles above her in front on label ..REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. back label reads The "fresh up" drink...contains carbonated water, sugar, citric acid, lithia and soda citrates, flavored derived from lemon and lime oils ...YOU LIKE IT ..IT LIKES YOU... contains 7 fl. ozs. THHIS TRADEMARKED MUST NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER DRINK. BOTTLED BY SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO. LOS ANGELES, CALIF...on the bottom of the bottle it reads: 23 (funny symbol in the middle) 48under that 3c, under that..duraglas..and under that 94G

pictures show bottom of vase with signature and date? front with animals and side with animals. one of the squirrels heads cracked off and ones tail is cracked but besides that the vase is perfect. The white on it is dust

These two lamps were bought in 1973 at a street market in Japan, by my Mother-in-law. One of them is a colorful flower print, the other has a beautiful bird and flower print. Each color was painted one at a time then ceiled. The base is made of wood that was hand carved.

Original Oil Serigraph. Turner Wall Accesory in exellent shape except for the back paper. Number on the back say 52 M82 Spanish Courtyard itmem 52-3.

Flat iron model b200 with black handle.