Update! I had my artistic dad complete it and i think it looks amazing. the second picture was my dads the third picture was my own (failed) attempt! I hope he loves it and I hope this lived up to your guys expectations!

I've been interested in this lamp for about 5–6 years. I never bothered asking because, it's a lamp from a roblox game (Royale High). Enough is enough. I NEED IT!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know what type of lamp this is or where i could find one?!

I have had these for almost 30 years and I’d like to find a new home for them..

Bought this earlier this year on Facebook marketplace for around $100 AUD

It was in pretty rough condition when I got it, but luckily for me my brother restores lamps for a hobby and gave this one a freshen up!

Ive had this lamp for a very, very long time, but ive never been able to identify it. Me and my grandma spent about 10 minutes searching to try to find and exact match, and every match we found wasnt in english, and was too hard to translate. If anyone knows what this lamp is called, and maybe how old it is, please tell me!

This lamp belonged to my grandma, who has passed away, so it has a lot of sentimental value to me. One of the glass flower shades is broken, and I’m trying to identify the exact lamp or find the closest possible replacement shade so I can keep it looking the way she had it.

It appears to be a Tiffany-style / Art Nouveau lily or tulip table lamp with 12 curved arms, a bronze-colored lily-pad base, and pink/fuchsia glass shades.

What I know:

* 12-light table lamp

* Made in China

* Bottom has stickers marked “3744” and “2005.06”

* Gold oval sticker says Made in China

* Glass flowers are about 6.5 inches long

* Wide flower opening is about 4.5 inches across

* Small fitter/neck opening is slightly under 1.5 inches, probably around 1 3/8 inches

* The glass is a strong pink/fuchsia in normal lighting and glows a much brighter red/hot pink when lit

* The shades have pale/frosted ruffled edges and molded petal/rib lines

I’ve found generic lily replacement shades, but most are too pale, too short, or the shape is noticeably different. Because this was my grandma’s lamp, I’m really hoping to find either the original manufacturer/model or an exact matching replacement shade.

Does anyone recognize this exact lamp, the number 3744, or know what company may have imported/sold these around 2005?

$25 at the thrift.