Oriental Vase

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Posted by Micklamas

10 years ago

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I have an antique lamp and I took it apart to rewire it. I discovered the lamp is actually an oriental vase that was drilled through the bottom and converted to a lamp. The lamp fixtures are dated 1914. There is a partial identifying stamp on the bottom where it was drilled that looks like a koi fish maybe. The vase is textured and has gold gilding. There is 3 oriental men and a dragon on one side and 1 oriental man on the other side. It is very colorful and beautiful.

Category Lamps and Chandeliers

Distinguishing marks Partial identifying mark on bottom of what appears to be a koi fish

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item 11" high 9" wide

Date Period Not sure but lamp fixtures were dated 1914.

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