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Lamp Base Name

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Lamp Base Name
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tomsantiquesetcetera replied to John (RareVictorian.com)'s discussion 'Lamp Base Name'
John, you ask if this is an art nouveau lamp; can't see enough to say. Can you take some more pictures of the whole light, give dimensions, type of material, etc. The last letter could be a "y" but it could also be a "9" or a "q" or an "r"
November 10
John (RareVictorian.com) replied to John (RareVictorian.com)'s discussion 'Lamp Base Name'
The last letter looks like a "y", possibly.
November 9
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to John (RareVictorian.com)'s discussion 'Lamp Base Name'
There are 7 letters in the name on the lamp; Piefre only has six. Maybe it's Pieffre. Sometimes the "f" and "s" and "l" look alike. So it could be Piesfre or PiefsreIt could be Pflefer or Plesser or Plesffer.
November 8
John (RareVictorian.com) replied to Dawn's discussion 'parlour set' in the group Antique and Vintage Furniture
Your date is correct, the chairs are ca. 1890 at the time when late Renaissance Revival was hot, and Art Nouveau furniture was creeping in. Although the chairs are not a direct match for yours, you can see the leg styles are similar (note the squa...
November 8
Your Bounty, Bernie replied to John (RareVictorian.com)'s discussion 'Lamp Base Name'
I cannot help with the lamp, however, I looked up PIEFRE and got many sites to chose from. Altho many are not in English. Best of Luck yourbounty, Bernie
November 4
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Lamp Base Name
Anyone familiar with this name found on the base of an Art Nouveau lamp? Could be the lamp manufacturer or possibly the artist of the figure in the lamp base.
November 3
John (RareVictorian.com) replied to Michael Y's discussion 'Just had my victorian chairs reupholsted and my couch is next.' in the group Antique and Vintage Furniture
Whoa, I have never seen the crest of Belter chairs painted as they are. You should try to get that removed by a professional back to original. Nice to have a set of 4, though. All you need is a Belter Rosalie sofa to match. Thanks for sharing.
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