Ho from Norway. I do not only own a Peter Marsh lamp, but I remember helping my fatthee putting them together. Obviously these were made on licence in othee countries and I would love to learn more about that. All these years U did not know that the frame came from England, only yesterday I discovered that the lamps my father welded tigether and insertet colorful chunky stones in, has Peter Marsh engraved. I never cut my fingers on the stones and wonder: is it real glass? I helped him as a child, as hundreds of contacts needed cable ... My late father had a firm late 60ies, early 70ies, and he kept one lanterne.
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i use wilco glass cleaner spray and wd 40 on th metal
Many thanks for taking the time to do that! EdB
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Hi I am new to this Forum. I just purchased 2 pyramid
glass lamps but no stand. It would have been the same
one pictured by A Brummie Dude. It is the 2nd photo
in the the post. I paid £1.00 for each lamp. I did not know
how these would hang or what it looked like.
Thanks Martin.
glass lamps but no stand. It would have been the same
one pictured by A Brummie Dude. It is the 2nd photo
in the the post. I paid £1.00 for each lamp. I did not know
how these would hang or what it looked like.
Thanks Martin.
