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Hello Everyone, 

I am an avid collector who likes all things figurative. I recently purchased this beautiful lamp. With the shade she is almost 5 feet tall. Incredibly detailed and handpainted chalkware or plaster. The moorish base she is seated on is hand carved soapstone on top of a hardwood base. 

I am very savvy with doing research but have been unable to find her origin, maker, date or any other examples online. The only thing I found was a terra cotta statue from the 1890s by Goldscheider (also included) that this sculpture is obviously based on. 

Any help is very appreciated. 

Thanks, 

Richard 

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Is it possible your lamp is actually the same figure, but later converted to a lamp? I imagine multiple copies would have been made in terra cotta or other moldable medium.

My roommate suspects that's a possibility. The lamp doesn't seem to be terracotta but possibly plaster. The workmanship is so fine for something like this that I would imagine that you may be right. 

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