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Decorative Arts
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Historic Important Art Deco 1920 Nude Lamp OREGON Hotel
PORTLAND Multnomah Hotel newel post lamp SPELTER
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USD 12,000.00 |
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USD 12,000.00 |
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| Start Time |
Wednesday, July 02, 2008 |
| End Time |
Saturday, July 12, 2008 |
| Location |
Bellingham, WA |
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Historic Important Art Deco 1920 Nude Lamp OREGON HotelITEM DESCRIPTION below the SALE CONDITIONS:NO PAYPAL payments....NO PAYPAL payments...No PAYPAL payments.NO BUYERS WITH ZERO FEEDBACKS, in other words, NO BUYERS WITH ZERO FEEDBACKS, ............................................................ or a negative feedback rating currently, if you have been on ebay prior to the ebay change in feedback rules,and you had 10 or less feedbacks to that point, you cannot bid on this item, or your bid will be removed. ALL WIRE TRANSFER PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF SALE.ALL USA PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 7 WORKING DAYS or TEN DAYS MAXIMUM.AVAILABLE ONLY IN USAand all customs duties and fees are responsibility of the buyer.--------------->>SELLER WILL OFFER 25$ DISCOUNT to ANY Wire Transfer payment cost.<<-------------------ALL SALES must be addressed to and paid by direct Ebay purchaser only,and no "gift" status for purchase delivery.USA sales by Cashier Check or personal check or wire transfer only,allowing the necessary time for check to clear the bank.Seller reserves right to remove any buyer I deem to be a problem TO DO BUSINESS WITHat any time up to the end of the sale time period.BUYER is responsible for ALL insurance costs and shipping/handling charges.Insurance MUST be paid by the buyer for delivery.DELIVERY BY UPS, FED EX, USPS Global Express, USPS Priority mail, no GROUND Shipping. Historic Important Art Deco 1920 Nude Lamp OREGON HotelGrainy images taken indoors in our storage house.NOT BRONZE ---> this is a spelter or bronzed metal art deco lamp.This is the provenance and story:I made friends with a prominent collector 20 years ago in Seattle who inherited a ton of Asian items and this newel post lamp from his mother.His name was Paul Blugard, bless his soul. In the years that I knew him, he had promised me this lamp, and put my name on the bottom of it.Paul had several pictures of the lamp in a prominent Portland Oregon Hotel, on a newel post at the bottom of a staircase to a main lobby.he claimed it was the Multnomah Hotel.I do not have the evidence and I am hoping somebody has interior images of famous Portland hotels, particularly the Multnomah.So I cannot guarantee the Portland attribution I know to be true.I remember there was a postcard as well with the hotel name on it.I checked on the net and could not find it in available old Multnomah Hotel images.Whatever, it is one of the famous Portland Oregon Hotel newel post lamps.Paul suddenly got ill and disappeared via family constraints.Unfortunately the family discarded the pictures.I managed to track down the lamp and retrieved it several years ago now. We might start selling some of the good stuff in the estate here,and this is one of the good ones.SOLD AS IS----------------> not bronze-----> bronzed spelterone pinky finger missing, slight wear to some patinasome paint speckles on the back above the buttski that can be removed usually with olive oil.The other original lamp socket is available, marble stone base has some minor chipsHUGE HEAVY.... must be crated delivery.....Craters and Freighters....could be 600 or more dollars, or Oregonians can pick up in Seattle AFTER PAYMENT IS RECEIVEDSIZE: about 4 feet high, the body and arms reach out about 27 inches from the wall.Built in 1912 by local Portland entrepeneur, Philip Gevurtz, the Multnomah Hotel was indeed, the grandest hotel in the Pacific Northwest. It's spacious 700 rooms graciously accomadated the likes of kings and queens, celebrities, and presidents. With its chandeliered ballrooms and marbled staircases, it quickly become the center of the Rose City social circle.
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