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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;verybrad, post: 9871902, member: 37&quot;]Hard saying what the replaced shade means to value.&nbsp; Many times, shades are replaced on lamps.&nbsp; That said, the configuration of the socket and shade on your lamp looks awkward and I doubt it had a glass shade like this.&nbsp; The fitter is probably not original and I have my doubts about the socket.&nbsp; I wonder if this might have just been a simple faux candle lamp with a decorative bulb. </p><p><br /></p><p>Values are very dependent on a lot of factors that make it difficult to place a value for you.&nbsp; Where and how selling are probably formost.&nbsp; In a nice shop in a big city, the values will be much higher than in a flea market in Podunkville.&nbsp; I know that values for such lamps have plummeted.&nbsp; I used to sell refurbished similar vintage lamps in the 100.00+ range here in the Midwest.&nbsp; Now days, I would be lucky to get $40.00 for most, so it really is not worth my time to refurbish them.&nbsp; Exceptional lamps still will bring better money.&nbsp; You are probably fine on the Rembrandt but doubt there is much profit as configured.&nbsp; I think you overpaid on the others.&nbsp; I can usually pick bridge lamps up in the $5.00-10.00 range.&nbsp; This is just my opinion based on my experience here in the Midwest.&nbsp; Other locations may have better (or worse) prospects.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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