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CUT OVERLAY WASHINGTON PATTERN STAND LAMP, white cut to colorless pyriform font, green cut to colorless panels and punties stem, opaque white square base, underside of base with a hole, as made for rod attachment, brass connector, No. 1 fine line collar. Fitted with a period set-up comprising a Plume & Atwood central draft slip burner, thumbwheel marked "THE P & A M'F'G CO VICTOR", 2 7/8" stamped shade ring, cut and engraved frosted Oregon-type shade with floral pattern and slip chimney. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Second half 19th century. 17 1/2" H to top of shade, 10 1/8" H to top of collar, 4" SQ base. Shade 6 1/4" H, 2 3/4" D fitter.
Literature: Font as Thuro II, p. 48b and parallels B & K II, fig. 2396. Standard parallels Thuro II, p. 32c.
Provenance: From the collection of Abigail and the late Edward Meyer of Plantsville, CT.
Very good condition, font with a minor clamshell flake and minute overlay imperfections, stem undamaged, base with a flake to one upper corner and another lower corner with a 2" horizontal crack, connector with light denting. Burner with some light dentin
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| Estimate | $500 - $800 |
| Starting Bid | $250 |
