Glitter-Grande-Heritage-Pink

Original fluids, swapped to Heritage base. Glitter flows properly and color is quite the peach but the silvering on the flakes has seen better days.

  • Keith

    It's quite stunning as is!!

  • VOXul

    Thanks Keith, I am happy with it. The more I watch it the more it starts to shine through. I think I might need a new rubber plug if I were to operate on it, the little bit that peeks out from the cap is definitely dry rotted.

  • Carol

    Vox, I don't think that lamp looks bad at all!!!  The color is certainly still there at least....beautiful shade of pink!!!  The glitter might not be as shiny as you are used to but it could have been worse.  You're spoiled from your extravagant multi glitter Wiz is all, lol!!!

  • Kirk

    Is this an original glitter grande globe?  I have a blue one, but it doesn't look this good!

  • VOXul

    You know, you are right, I am used to the dazzle of Kirk's large glitter in clear and the smaller volume USA purple multicolor. The more I look at it the more on-point it becomes! I think the area is so vast in there the it just sends out the subtle shimmer, plus the liquid is somewhat dark. I am with you guys and gals, the globe is a beaut!

    Yes Kirk, it is an original LL pink grande globe, made in 2003. The base it came with may be a paint project as it has some marks that may not wipe away, the Magic Eraser will be the decider of that venture. Here is the cap code:

    Just realized the rotation of the photo makes it seems as though it is in zero-G or hanging upside-down from the ceiling

    It was hard to dial in the top hue on the globe as it seems red here, it is in fact a very electric fuchsia/pink

  • Carol

    Yea Vox, 2003 isn't really all that bad, especially for glitter!!  I mean I know it depends on the mileage put on a lamp, but I do think the darker fluids and the amount of glitter moving in the space it has to move in does a lot as the deciding factor of how much shimmer it can and will put off.  It's like trying to achieve a decent flow in a 20 oz globe compared to a 52 or a grande!!!  It's a spacial thing if that's even a word, lol!!  If the Magic Eraser doesn't work, there's always a can of spray paint!!!!!  What about a white base with the fushia water and glitter, or silver?  I don't know, I do like the black and pink!!!  You can just spray paint it black and you won't have to put a ton of coats on since it's already black.......

  • Keith

    WHITE!!!  Then is will be a pink glitter grande PRINCESS!!!  (well sort of anyway)

  • Critter

    I think that is one of the grande glitters I saw in person in Forney TX a week or so back. The guy had several pink and purple for sale. I did not bite (glitter ain't my thing) but drove to the shop after seeing an ad on ebay. Nice shop for sure.
  • Keith

    That's them.  Saw them on craigslist

  • VOXul

    The base it is on in the picture won't be painted, it is a perfect condition Heritage. The base it came with is silver, still in the box.  I am feeling this idea of white, that may be what happens to her, thanks! Yea, I am final answering that the globe is as it should be, having not seen a grande glitter I was comparing it to the small soldiers.

    Agreed with Keith, it is one of those Critter.  Apparently a few of them were junk as J here on OG bought three and he is not happy at all, guess I lucked out.

    It is cool on start up, it sends a very thin channel of glitter directly up the center of the globe that fans out and cascades back down as it hits the top.

  • Aladdin 2 Lava

    Very nice Nick... I would be tempted to refill with Kirks 'holo' glitter!  :)

  • VOXul

    Thank you Pete! Each time I run it there seems to be a boost of life to the glitter. Maybe I am crazy but the globe is slowly getting shinier! I have thought of popping it for a refill from Kirk, for certain once it shows signs of laziness.

  • Jus

    Your lamps always look magnificent!  I love your photographic technique, too.