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Richard, you might try to identify your lamp by looking at the images on this site. http://loadingdockantiques.com/antiqueoillamps.htm Good luck!

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

Hi my name is richard pate I am 51 years old and I live Merced, Ca. well anyway. I have Bought a oil lamp and it looks put old. How will I know how old it is. and who do i see about this lamp. Thank you. Richard andrew Pate Jr.

-- Contributed by: richard pate

Jim check this website, and drop them an email to see if they can help. Good luck. http://www.hoylelamps.com/Antique%20Lamp%20Identification.htm

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

we have an antique nat gas lamp it has ducks and pond is green yellow veary old could any one help us find out who made this lamp? where to look for marksthanks jim

-- Contributed by: jim

Carmen, Tiffany lamps were extremely popular until the early 1920s. At that point the sleek lines of Art Deco took over decor everywhere. There was a resurgence in popularity in the late 1950s and many companies began making Tiffany style fixtures. Tiffany and Co. did not go back into the lighting business, as far as I know. Nogales, Mexico is just across the border in the Sonora area of Mexico and is well known for small shops that create items to sell to tourists. My guess would be that your ceiling fixture is one of these items, created somewhere between 1958 and the present. However it would be wise for you to take it to a local appraiser to find out for sure and get an appropriate value.

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

i have an old, ceiling hanging tiffany lamp. the tag says it was made in mexico, nogales, mexico, div. of tiffany???can you offer any info on it??

-- Contributed by: carmen

Hello Erwin - I am sorry but this is an informational wensite. We do not buy or sell items.

-- Contributed by: Terry Hurley

Hi looking for wall fixture not electric, but a fixture that light fire gas, that it could be on at night like the funtion of stove.

Do you have such.

Thanks

-- Contributed by: Erwin Dormoy
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