This is a lamp that belonged to my husband's family. We've been carting it around with us for 25 years. I'd like to restore it and use it but I cannot find any information on it.
I assume the period is early 20th century Art Deco/Art Nouveau. (Yes in dire need of cleaning.) Heavy! Assuming the metal is brass with a marble piece in the base.
Underneath its the GE logo with CAT. NO. 59G418 and two flat head screws holding a plate. Inside this is a small ballast and label inside 32 WATT FOR USE WITH 32 WATT FLUORESCENT LAMP. There is a UL logo too.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

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Hello all,

I have (what I'm assuming is) a British dining table that I am trying to identify. It has 1914 stamped on the wood underneath where the top table panel sits and a mark that looks like IOO or 100, the two OO or 00s have right facing triangles 'cut' out, like left facing pacmen almost! I've uploaded a picture but it's not particularly clear I'm afraid. Under the date it also has the numbers 809. Could anyone help me identify this piece of furniture? Or maybe point me in the direction of where I might be able to find out more?

Many thanks for any/all help,

Sally


table marking by Libby Farleigh, on Flickr