This was a beauty and I bid on it only to be severely out-bid in the end. Probably will not see that one again…
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Jeff Segal
April 21st, 2009
I own one of these table lamps, plus w similar wall sconces presumably by the same company. I was lucky enough to buy mine at a garage sale! But I’m wondering what this lamp sold for at auction. Does anyone know its maker?
Thanks!
Jeff
admin
April 21st, 2009
Yes, this one above sold for $630 and I just landed a different one for $127, though the shade has a bad repair. I’d love to find a new shade for it.
Mike& Kathie
February 2nd, 2010
Hello Jeff, These were made by Midwest lighting in Kansas city, Kansas. They are called wedding lights. Kelly’s museum in Port Tounsend has one of these on display. I have 4 of these of which 2 are for sale( $1125.00). I also have 2 sconces and a 2 light ceiling fixture. Good luck with your quest for a shade!! Mike
joe c.
February 15th, 2010
hi ArtDecoLamps.com ,
joe c. here really like your site and wanted to know if you know of anyone selling a lamp pictured on your site “Deco Dragonflies Slip Shade Lamp” yellowish and very neat looking piece,just getting into deco lamps and blogs like your,thanks … joe c.
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Midwest Lighting Dragonflies “Wedding Light” | The Art Deco Lamp Blog
February 16th, 2010
[...] to Mike’s identification in the comments area of this previous post, I now know what these lights are and who made them – Midwest Lighting from Kansas City, [...]
admin
February 16th, 2010
Joe, see the latest lamp on the home page, posted 2/16. I am willing to sell it.