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French Modernist Table Lamp
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Simple design meets modern ease in this stylish metal console lamp from Paris, France. Sure to make a smart addition to any interior space. Only one available.   
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Hand Blown Murano Glass Table Lamp
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French Holophane Glass Street Lamp Converted to Pendant
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This is an original 1960s Paris globe Holophane streetlight from Paris, France now turned into a pendant light. The hallmark of Holophane luminaries, or lighting fixtures, is the bor...
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Pair of Custom Welded Steel Cylinder
Located in Chicago, IL
This newly made custom welded cylinder lamps are made from reclaimed steel and wood. They are one of a kind lamps and are wired for use in the United States.   
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Pair of Custom Welded Steel Cylinder
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A French Garden Urn, c.1950
Located in Chicago, IL
This vintage French jardinière has a playfully idiosyncratic appearance. It is squarish in form, loosely based on a Greek column capital. Ionic scrolling and acanthus leaf motifs are...
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A Late 19th Century Chinese Stone Urn
Located in Chicago, IL
This impressive limestone urn came from Shanxi Province, dates to the late 19th century and used to hold water. Given its relatively limited capacity, it was probably mostly decorat...
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