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L and F Moreau lamps made in france

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Table Lamps159 of 1671L and F Moreau foundry mark/stampTimeless Alabaster(?) Table Lamp
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    Posted 7 years ago

    robin56
    (263 items)

    New flea market find! Two beautiful L and F Moreau lamps. I believe these may have been a pair but I am not sure. The lampshade pictured is the ones the lady sold me as belonging to the lamps. Are they the original shades? Also about what year/era would these have been made? They are metal lamps

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 7 years ago
      Somewhere in the 1950's they were reproducing these again and painted with few colours including all white. They were done well with beautiful detail and your examples show that. They were very much like the "exemplaires" the Hirsch Foundry in NYC was producing after they went to France directly after the war in 46 and following years and dug up the hidden moulds under the old foundry floors, hidden during war time. The Hirsh Foundry also produced many dark patinated versions, all were made with spelter metal, zinc and tin mix. There is a probability and good possibility they were made by Hirsh. IS THERE a foundry stamp also ??
    2. robin56 robin56, 7 years ago
      Yes. I'll post it.
    3. robin56 robin56, 7 years ago
      I'll have to do separately.

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