Description

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Emeralite #8734 Banker’s Lamp

H.G. McFaddin

 

Early 20th century Emeralite #8734 banker-lawyer-student-library desk lamp by H.G. McFaddin & Company; New York; circa 1917. Green cased glass shade with the remnants of the Emeralite sticker. The shade is in fine condition.

 

Both knuckles work. The top knuckle will hold in position; bottom knuckle only holds in upright position and will not hold in position when tilted forward.  A signature is required upon delivery.

 

Original cord and plug have been replaced (F.M. #177).

 

Approximate dimensions:

 

14.5″ tall

 

Signature required upon delivery

 

 

International Customers

International customers are required to contact me prior to moving forward with their purchase.  A postal code will be necessary in order to establish a shipping estimate.    Depending on the shipment content and the destination country, clearance charges could significantly impact the total shipment cost.    Fickle Moon Antiques will not reduce the declared value of any item. International customers are responsible for all shipping costs, customs/duties/taxes, etc.  All sales are final.  No refunds.  

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CLAIMS:

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1.  Take pictures if the box exterior exhibits signs of damage.
2. Upon opening, inspect the item for damage.  Document damage with several photographs.
3. Retain all shipping materials (box, packing, etc.).
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5. The buyer will have to contact the carrier as well to establish a possible inspection by the agent.