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having recently been fortunate enough to purchase my first ever Florence Art lamp recently I was surprised to discover there was no group dedicated to these somewhat enigmatic lamps...so here it is! Frank Chillino, feel free to contribute as you've a fantastic collection and knowledge. Anyone else out there in lava land (or should that be Glitterville?) have any pics and comments you wish to make. Please feel free!
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Different model types - how many are there exactly? 1 Reply
Does anyone here have a definitive answer as to how many model types there were made of Florence Art Lamps?Continue
Tags: brass, glitter, Art, Florence
Started by Modulo '70. Last reply by Keith Jul 21, 2018.
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Comment by Modulo '70 on July 22, 2018 at 1:54am
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Welcome to the group dedicated to the art of Florence Keith.
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My recent acquisition:)
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Comment by Jus on July 22, 2018 at 10:09pm
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Thanks for your invite, and good luck with your new group! Sorry can't help with your question...
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Welcome Jus to the beautiful land of Florence.
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Comment by Mark on July 24, 2018 at 3:09am
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Nice lamp you've acquired!
I did see that after it had sold, and didn't realise it was a Florence, but obvious now that I know!
Haven't seen one before....is there a name for this model/is it very common?
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Thank you Mark, I got really lucky there. I've always loved these lamps.
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I call it Tripod because of the detachable Tripod stand. I know some of the standard cylinders are called Astro Lites.
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Honoured to welcome Mark Goo to this group on your illustrious site.
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Hi Christian and thanks for joining the Florence Art group.
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Welcome Miss Chi v. Us (Kim S) to this group dedicated to the fabulousness of Florence Art.
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