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Reference Name Loan 60 - 314

A glass lamp of a type used by lacemakers. The body is a double ogee bowl with a central hole in the top with a metal plug to hold a whick. The body has a broad disc collar attached to a plain stem. A domed, folded foot.

Physical Dimensions:

  • object height: 15.2 cms
  • bowl diameter: 7 cms
  • base diameter: 10 cms
  • lid diameter: 4.8 cms

Material: glass & metal, whitemetal

Condition: good

Quantity: 1

Completeness: complete

Production Place: England, UK

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