Property of a Chicago Lady

Overall good and stable condition. The urns are not affixed to the lamp bases; they rest atop wood plinths, and a standard extends upward from the back of the plinths to the socket and harp. The urns with faint crazing to the glaze and negligible roughness. One urn with an approximately one-inch chip to the rim and loss. The same urn with a visible hairline crack through one handle, which does not appear to impact stability. A few other very minor flakes/chips to the rims or feet, but no other significant damage or losses. The wiring was customized to operate in the consignor's home, so there are no switches present on the fixtures; they will need to have their wiring adapted for use. The shades are in good condition, clean and free of tears.

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