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Ceiling lamp, German, around 1900, colorless glass shade, partly decorated in blue, ground tulip decoration, brass socket, height 63 cm, one burner, l. Signs of age, Fu. not checked, ceiling finish dented

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Ceiling lamp, German, around 1900, colorless glass shade, partly decorated in blue, ground tulip decoration, brass socket, height 63 cm, one burner, l. Signs of age, Fu. not checked, ceiling finish dented

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