ANTIQUE 1910′s Slag Glass Panel Table Lamp with Lighted Base & Lamp Shade

Please note: All components described below are original – nothing has been replaced or re-stored. The lamp base has 3 panels of smooth amber glass with all of the tabs intact. It has 3 light sockets- 2 at the top and 1 inside the base of the lamp with a pull chain for each light socket so you can light each one separately. Base is made up of solid brass and can be polished for a shinier and “less antique look” if desired. The 2 light sockets at the top of the lamp read “PAT’D JULY 6 1909″ and “250W – 250V” and has a circled “F”. Has a reeded plug with thread in socket and due to age and condition it is recommended that it be re-wired if you want to use the lamp as intended. The shade is 18 inches in diameter and roughly 10 inches deep. It has 6 panels of the same smooth amber glass as the base. Currently there is only 1 glass panel in the shade and the other 3 intact panels were removed at some point by the original owner possibly for tab repair purposes. So there are a total of 4 (1 in the shade & 3 pictured on the ground) of the glass panels that are intact and not broken. 1 glass panel is missing and 1 panel (pictured next to the 3 intact ones on the ground) is broken into 5 pieces (refer to photos). 3 of the 12 tabs have broken off where the missing panel was and the broken used to be. The 9 that are intact may need some reinforcing to prevent them from breaking off when glass panels are re-inserted. This is a very ornate and beautiful lamp that can be polished and restored to look new again or displayed as is in all its antique artistic beauty.