Bradley Hubbard Antique Lamp GWTW Brass Parlor Lamp Satin Red Ball Shade Elec.

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Bradley Hubbard Antique Lamp GWTW Brass Parlor Lamp Satin Red Ball Shade Elec.:
$399.00

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AntiqueBRADLEY & HUBBARDRed Satin Glass G.W.T.W LAMP
Estate purchased antique B&H Electric LampGorgeous display presence
27\" tall, with Aladdin glass hurricane 29-1/2\" tallTop round shade globe 10\" wideOpening of top section of round shade 3\"Globe shade fitter 4\"
The lamp shows beautifully, however it does have somecosmetic issues.There are chips & flea bites around top opening andfitted bottom. The current Aladdin Glass hurricane does have a crack,currently preserved with super glue and intact, it may need to be replaced.I do have theoriginal Aladdin Box, which I will use to ship this part with the lamp.The top embossed round red satin glass globe appears to be a slightly different shadeof red from the bottom red satin glass lamp base section.It is still gorgeous together, I am just unsure whether this is the original top to the bottom.All electrical intact and in working order.
*Please examine photos carefully, as this shows close-ups of the chips on the upperrim and around the fitter area. I will gladly answer your questions.
Pick-up is available, and preferred, but certainly not necessary.
*THIS ITEM SHIPS PROFESSIONALLY PACKAGEDAND FULLY INSURED
Bradley Hubbard was Founded in 1852, inMeriden, Connecticut,Defunct in 1940
In a biography of co-founder Nathaniel Bradley, Henry Hall described Bradley & Walter Hubbard as,\"This company has enjoyed almost phenomenal successTheBradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company(1852-1940) was formed inMeriden, Connecticut,and over the years produced Art Brass tables,call bells, candlestick holders, clocks, match safes, lamps, architectural grilles, railings, etc. Overall the company patented 238 designs and mechanical devices. \"By the 1890\'s, the Bradley and Hubbard name was synonymous with high quality and artistic merit,\" said Richard E. Stamm for the Smithsonian Institution, which has an extensive collection of Bradley and Hubbard manufactured design objects in its collection
Their lamps today are very collectible & sought after pieces of elegant home decor