April 16, 2024
Colonial Williamsburg Virginia Metalcrafters Tall Lamps
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Here for your consideration is the Colonial Williamsburg Virginia Metalcrafters Tall Lamps.They were part of my collection of 82 or so brass and cast iron items. I am now selling them separately. NOTE: If you are within 100 miles of Roanoke, VA and can't pick them up, I am willing to arrange private secured delivery to you providing payment is made in advance. Here’s a list of everything in the collection that will be offered separately. 1 Sundial w/base,2 tall lamps, 1 beehive lamp (harvin), 1 colonial lamp, 1 beehive candlestick (harvin), 4 candlesticks, 8 wall sconces, 2 single wall sconces, 3 hand carry candleholders 1 w/snuffer, 2 scissor snips (1 w/stand), 2 hollyberry candleholders, 1 door knock plate, 39 trivets, 1 fish dish, 1 pheasant dish, 11 leaves, 2 roosters, 1 letter opener,1 Table runner ends, total of 82 pieces If you like these kinds of items, please subscribe to my email so you can get updates. Also, If you are in or near Roanoke, VA please stop in at the Roanoke Antiques Mall Booth A155 and Happy's Flea Market Booth's 1343 & 1344 to preview and or purchase this item and many other great items.CONDITION: Excellent. SIZE: It measures about: 29 1/2" tall x 5" square at the base.MAKER'S MARK(S): See pic.Please email me with any questions prior to bidding. PAYMENT - PayPal payments only please. Payment is expected
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