Lamp – Van Briggle – Parakeet, Turqoise
Lamp – Van Briggle – Parakeet, Turqoise
$295.00 $295.00
Van Briggle (United States, 1901-2012)
American Art Pottery
Turquoise ‘Parakeet’ Lamp
signed
7” high x 3 7/8” diameter
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Condition: Excellent
For Accuracy: a vintage lamp it shows light signs of use and wear commensurate with age. At some point the socket has been replaced; the switch functions and the light works well. In the spirit of safety we always recommend rewiring old lamps.
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