Tiffany lamp
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I second the no, and raise it a "no way!!", sorry to say.
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Just some added "blah blah" to this thread and possibly help on any further posts concerning Tiffany lamps...
First... almost every lamp produced by LCT should have this mark in ALL capitol letters stamped in the metal...
“TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK”
First... almost every lamp produced by LCT should have this mark in ALL capitol letters stamped in the metal...
“TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK”
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Although it isn't a Tiffany lamp, it is still very nice and I really like the metal bead work on it. I just hope that you didn't pay a lot for it thinking it was an authentic, Tiffany lamp.
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Its Tiffany a la Currier & Ives 
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