After lo these many years of buying, restoring, and selling, I've come to grips with the concept that "there's only so much you can do in a day." So, having built up a considerable inventory of "I'll get to that tomorrow," I've decided to pass along many of my projects to you! Lucky You!!

Not to make this sound like I'm aiming to dump my projects in your lap, that isn't the seller/buyer relationship I'm looking for! So, I'm giving you the option of either buying the item just as it is, for the marked price, or enlisting my aid in however much restoration you want accomplished --for an increased, agreed-upon price, 'natch.

In truth, you'll find that many of these "projects" are but a mere pebble's throw away from completion, ready for your home in no time flat.

Such a deal, huh? You're in the driver's seat!

 

(A) A French delight, this one made of plastic which doubtless was totally avant-garde in its time. Brilliant design! I can put an American socket on it, not to worry! It's tiny, just 5 inches tall! (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(B) Another French plastic lamp, this one meant to evoke the look of malachite. And it succeeds, no? I can put an American socket on it! It's cute and little: 5 inches tall! (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(C) A mint-condition German lamp charmingly marked "Bavaria." All it needs is a shade (use a clip-on or put on a harp). It stands 12" high to the top of the socket. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(D) Yipee, a dancing goat! Is he about to transform into a satyr? He's cast of solid bronze with a lovely verdigris patina, and stands 11 1/2 inches tall to the top of the socket. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(E) Y'all know this to be a most desireable table lamp by the famed Chase Company of Waterbury, Connecticut, yes? You'll have a pretty special Modernist sculpture once you adorn this baby with the appropriate shade! (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(F) This one has some designer attribution, too, but... memory failed me. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

 

(G) For the moment I'm going with YES, this is still in the warehouse... but a visit will be required to verify, so please bear with me...(e-mail Jack to start the conversation)