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Lighting
Both working and non-working options are offered, some de-assessioned from the Museum of the Shenandoah collected by Lee Taylor and attributed to Phyllis Tucker.I will be taking many of these lights to the IGMA show in Teaneck, NJ in September, so shop now!
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Working 5-light chandelier was made for the Museum of the Shenandoah and is attributed to Phyllis Tucker. Approximately 3" tall x 2" wide... |
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Electrified candles make the crystals glisten on these beautiful sconces from the collection of the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. They are... |
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Three-arm candelabra set, from the collection of the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, probably made by Phyllis Tucker (The Happy Unicorn) or possibly... |
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Attributed to Phyllis Tucker (The Happy Unicorn), this stunning chandelier unfortunately does not work. It was once wired, but is too delicate to... |
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1-3/4" tall, handmade lamp has a crystal bead chimney with aurora borealis glints that catch the light, feigning fire! This lamp is great if you... |
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This pole lamp is electrified for 12 volt application in your dollhouse and is made by a master craftsman. The pole and base are white painted... |
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Electric (12 volt) ceiling fixture has brass fittings, styrene "hobnail" shades. We searched high and low for a working 2" scale lamp... |
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