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Expert Profile: Rex Ransome

Expertise:  I can answer most questions concerning antique and vintage lamps. I also repair and refurbish these kinds of lamps. If I don't know the answer I can research and find out.

Experience in the area
Antique sales; antique repair; estate sales

Education/Credentials
B.A. Journalism; M.S. Human Resource Development

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Knowledge   9.81   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.96   Best of the best
Timeliness   10.0   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
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User Comments
Wonderful! Thank you so much for your quick response and for your time. I really appreciate it! :~)
(Rachel on 07/11/08)
thank you so much....now we know what it is and the approximate value. we are going to look and see if we can find a B & H somewhere.
(Susan on 07/11/08)
Very prompt responding.
(Belinda Noe on 07/09/08)
Thank you for your time and information.
(Mary Nichols on 07/09/08)
I appreciate your prompt reply. Very helpful as to lamp's potential value. Thanks!
(Mark on 07/06/08)
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Recent Answers from Rex Ransome
2008-07-11  Regards to Previous "identifying lamp" question Hi, these types of lamps wer generally produced in the late 60s through the mid 70s. They basically were pseudo reproductions of much older periods with a contemporary twist included in design. I have...
2008-07-10  old lamp This is what was called a piano floor lamp and was originally an oil burning lamp popular in the 1800s and very early 1900s. It is more than likely solid brass. Mfgs like Bradley and Hubbard were known...
2008-07-08  VINTAGE lEVITON lAMP This lamp is similiar to what are referred to as "George and Martha" lamps which were a porcelain or ceramic vase or urn shaped lamp, usually white with gold trim and a cameo painting on the front like...
2008-07-03  Leviton Lamp It is probably from the 1930s or early 40s. It looks like cut crystal and probably had a silk shade. Leviton is just the electrical socket manufacturer, not the lamp mfg. That would be hard to determine...
2008-06-30  Who made this 1915 art glass table lamp? I am not familiar with that mark, but I do recognize that this is a quality, valuable lamp. It resembles other expensive lamps from that era like "Miller, Handel, and Pairpoint. I am sure at minimum it...
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