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Re: Carnival glass lamp
It appears to be a Fenton Glass Company Lamp.(looks like the tag is still on it)
Very nice, I have been looking for one, but havent seen one for sale lately for a reference, Value should be at least a couple hundred.
If you wish to sell it , I would love to add it to my carnival glass collection!
Re: Carnival glass lamp
Re: Carnival glass lamp
I understand that. The value may even be up to around 500. The Fenton GWTW (gone with the wind) style can reach higher up to 850 or more but usually, that is only for special editions or signed/hand painted lamps.
If you do ever decide to to sell it let me know.
Best wishes.
Re: Carnival glass lamp
Thanks! I won't tell you I have a student lamp in the same pattern too, then.
Re: Carnival glass lamp
LOL, yeah better not tell me! I would want that too. Although the student carnival glass lamp is a little more common, still would be a nice addition.
Re: Carnival glass lamp
Re: Carnival glass lamp
I know a few people with them. I have seen them on ebay before but its been a little while. I also found where a lamp like your GWTW one was on ebay last year. 1970's Fenton Gone with the wind lamp, carnival glass,. bid went to $327 Hope that helps!
Re: Carnival glass lamp