Vintage Milk Glass Lamp Manufacturer??

I sometimes see this lamp on an internet search with little to no information included. Even parts on Goodwill sites. Just a few questions: without any markings, does anyone know the manufacturer or possible manufacturers? I believe this is the original shade, but I am not certain of that.

I had this and the slag glass panel lamp I posted some time ago rewired, so that I could enjoy them safely. In a similar manner to the woman who restored the china head doll, the re-wire dude commented "nice lamps you've got here." Of course, this was all 20 years ago when vintage/antique items were more sought after/popular by the population at large. Thank you!

 

This site says it is an Aladdin lamp. You need to verify, but I think they are correct.
https://laurelleaffarm.com/item-pag...-finial-Laurel-Leaf-Farm-item-no-z1020124.htm

Use the term Alacite (possible spelling error).

 

This too: https://somethingold.ecrater.com/p/2328084/vintage-glass-g-186-alacite-aladdin-table

 

I think their price is a bit optimistic

 

It is in fact an Aladdin. I picked one of these up at an antiques store in Smith Center, KS last year. Picked up 6 other Aladdin's as well. I agree that the asking price on that one is a little on the optimistic side. I got mine for $20, and was happy to sell it for $65.

 

I have a pair that I've offered for $40 with no takers.

 

Depends on the model. I was actually surprised I got what I got.

 

For me it was this model but without the finials (Alladdin Alacite D186). Tri-light switch that allowed illumination of the body.

 

Too Cool! Like the Dual Light lamps!

 

Here are 5 of the 6 I got in NW Kansas. The taller skinny ones also have the internal lights.