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Comment by Steampunk Steele on July 13, 2014 at 1:47pm: Sounds good Jonas,I will e-mail you. So far i have,4swings,all swag. 6mills,3 table top and 3 swag. 3storm children,all swag, 4 goddesses,all metal,all swag. 1 engaged in a kiss,all metal swag. and my prize,the almost 6ft tall floor model of venus,the statue of venus is done in real gold cladding and is about 10+pounds.

Thanks for all the info Jonas. I will look foward to you're e-mail.

Comment by Jonas Clark-Elliott on July 13, 2014 at 4:45am: Creators also made both swag and table lamps (the size one smaller than these) with a MasterCrafters clock inside, and there are also some uncommon statues, including Don Juan, a fisherman who turns side-to-side, a lady with a dog, the Water Lady who pours oil from a jug, and, in some of the very narrow, early all-metal models, some quite fetching Chinese figures. I don't think I still have a photo of the sailboat, but I have photos of the campfire, which is this large size, black and gold, gold-colored family, with all diagonal lines (in both directions), of the fisherman, and of the Chinese and Don Juan models in several variants.

Comment by Jonas Clark-Elliott on July 13, 2014 at 4:38am: Mr. Steele, send me an email at jcefoundit@gmail.com. I've collected photos of loads of rain lamps, from Creators and Johnson to Cheyenne (similar to Johnson), Spring Lighting, and some of those outlandish gilded lamps by unknown makers.

Comment by Steampunk Steele on July 11, 2014 at 6:23pm: O-snap,Sail boat,What?...never saw that one,ive seen a few candles and chrome one but passed on those.The flickering camp fire is a must. Sound like i have a mission. Sail boat and camp fire.Thanks for the info Jonas.

The new pumps are saving alot more lamps.so stoked..

Comment by Jonas Clark-Elliott on July 11, 2014 at 10:15am: Now you need the rarest "action model," the sailboat. Only ever seen one. It was the next-smallest size to this, minus any of the ornate molding on the rims, but it had blue "plants" and a white sailboat that rocked.

The only other truly rare models are the chrome lamps with clear statues, the large model (this size, but an early all-metal one) with three electric candles, and the model with a family sitting around a flickering camp fire.

Comment by Jonas Clark-Elliott on July 9, 2014 at 4:06am: Stunning group! Storm Children, The Swing and the rare gazebo version of Dancing In The Rain (do the dancers rotate in this one?) They look awesome with the colors. If you ever want a rain lamp or two to restore, drop me a note, I've got two I'll sell dirt cheap (MasterCrafters rectangle with clock, and an 80s Taiwanese import in brass & textured black with a statue rotator).