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<p>[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 9863198, member: 5170"][USER=141]@pearlsnblume[/USER] You would have first dibs, my petite friend!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=9323]@laura9797[/USER] :</p><p>The lamp is a 1960s creation based on a rare Tiffany shade combined with a bronze Unique Art Glass and Metal “tree root” base. Both originals would be ca. 1910 and made in New York.</p><p>I have seen one of the original Tiffany shades (with its original Tiffany base) sell, but don’t know the price. Based on comparables, I’d say it was well in excess of $100K.</p><p>Combining the best of Tiffany with the best of Unique Art Glass and Metal was an inspired choice. The lamp is huge and built like a battleship; the shade has over 1,000 pieces. But, needless to say, this lamp is not worth over $100K. However, these 60s lamps are now bringing in significant $ and have become collectible in their own right.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 9863198, member: 5170"][USER=141]@pearlsnblume[/USER] You would have first dibs, my petite friend! [USER=9323]@laura9797[/USER] : The lamp is a 1960s creation based on a rare Tiffany shade combined with a bronze Unique Art Glass and Metal “tree root” base. Both originals would be ca. 1910 and made in New York. I have seen one of the original Tiffany shades (with its original Tiffany base) sell, but don’t know the price. Based on comparables, I’d say it was well in excess of $100K. Combining the best of Tiffany with the best of Unique Art Glass and Metal was an inspired choice. The lamp is huge and built like a battleship; the shade has over 1,000 pieces. But, needless to say, this lamp is not worth over $100K. However, these 60s lamps are now bringing in significant $ and have become collectible in their own right.[/QUOTE]
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