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Description
Four of the six panels have cracks in them and the glass needs some cleaning but otherwise this lamp is as it always has been. It was appraised for $1000 at Antiques Roadshow last year; however, it was at the end of the show and the table was mobbed with people. The appraiser did not know it was signed and numbered - just took one look at it and that was it. I wonder if the markings make any difference in case I should ever want to sell it.
Category
Lamps and Chandeliers
Medium
Cast Iron Slag
Distinguishing marks
Signed and numbered B&H Arts and Crafts Lamp
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
21" tall - 13" wide
Date Period
c. 1900-1910?
Weight
Heavy!
History
This was my mother's lamp who passed away five years ago. I grew up with it and I am 63 now.
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Re: Bradley & Hubbard Lamp
<p>I don't see a Bradley & Hubbard mark. Does it look like any on this reference page.</p><p>http://www.si.edu/oahp/bradley_hubbard/marks.htm</p>