April 16, 2024
1973 Oquoizel Hurricane Window Lamp /Blue Wild Flowers
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Welcome to our Auction. Today's auction is for this Vintage Oquoizel Hurricane Window Lamp -- Blue Wild Flowers -- Marked on its bottom Oquoizel Inc. 1973 -- # 1961-4-1/8 -- Its base and neck are made of brass. This is a gorgeous Lamp, you can place anywhere. Its body and shade has this elegant design with milk glass and gorgeous flowers -- It has this long and elegant neck -- As you can appreciate through the pictures, the lamp is in working order. There are not flea bites, no dents or cracks, but there are two chips at its bottom edge, very small both -- The chimney has some scratches on, but even of this detail, this piece is vintage as well as the lamp -- The bottom of the lamp is very well preserved as well as its electric cord. You can used different bulbs color to give this piece a different touch. Let this gorgeous piece be part of your home. Please observe the pictures where you can appreciate any details. L et us know if you want to see more pictures or you have any questions. Its dimensions are: 21-1/2"h x 5-3/4"w body x 6"square base x 7"across edge bottom 10-1/2''across bottom out x 6-1/2"across top shade x 2-1/2"shade neck. "It does include the bulbs" This is a wonderful add for your home decor, would look so lovely in any location you place it or it could be wonderful gift. We wrap out item with bubbles and peanuts
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