You ain't never seen or imagined a glitter lamp this cool!

[Jonas Clark-Elliott]

Forget spherical globes. Ceramic frameworks. Cheeseholes. Forget the "avenue of trees" with falling "snow". Forget the table lamp on top. You will when you see this.

 

Scroll down slowly. Look at the first photo ONLY. Nifty cut-outs, oh yeah, but try to guess what you're seeing through them. Then scroll down.

 

Apparently, Fantasia was not the first to try "glitter graphics". Whoever gets this - and it MUST be someone here on OG - I bow to you. This will be a star, and must be displayed somewhere in which both sides can be seen - or put a mirror behind it!

 

Am I wrong? Look this over and tell me.

http://cgi.ebay.fr/LAMPE-A-PAILLETTES-VINTAGE-SIXTIES-SEVENTIES-60S...

 

And it's starting CHEAP! I wish I could grab this thing, but I can't.

Have at it. And please, PLEASE refill it with silver glitter in clear liquid for the full effect! Lava, transparent glitter or colored liquid wouldn't do this thing justice.

[Erin]

That's beautiful! Thanks for sharing this find. :)

[wizard of ooze]

I'm the winning bidder of this French cathedral glitter. Now I just need to find another Fantasia glitter to use as donor fluid to replace its partially evaporated contents.

[Erin]

Wow! Congrats! Can't wait to see pics of this!

wizard of ooze said:

I'm the winning bidder of this French cathedral glitter. Now I just need to find another Fantasia glitter to use as donor fluid to replace its partially evaporated contents.

[Jonas Clark-Elliott]

Congrats!! Can't wait to see. This is a stunning lamp.