"It appears to be old enough to be a "screw cap" Aristocrat. With the lamp cold(cool)/wax hard, solid try to look through the glass and up under the cap. If you luck out and the cap has never been taken off there should be a…"
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My main lava lamp is I know 60 years old but I don’t know what it is or it’s worth or rare. The top cap doesn’t come off to check for any other date cause it’s listed anywhere else. Someone once told…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cody Rankins Jan 8, 2021.
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"Thanks for this I will continue to do more research."
"Lava Lite started producing lava lamps from 1965 so this lamp is probably nearer to 50 years in age or maybe slightly older.
This is an early Aristocrat model with a 52 fl oz globe."
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Identifying
My main lava lamp is I know 60 years old but I don’t know what it is or it’s worth or rare. The top cap doesn’t come off to check for any other date cause it’s listed anywhere else. Someone once told me it was a Aristocrat.See More
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- I’m 32 and interested in my lava lamp perhaps starting a collection.
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- Spokane Wa
- My First Lava Lamp was:
- Unknown
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