Wonderful 1956 L. A Goodman sailing hip / light house motion lamp. This gorgeous lamp shows waves rushing, and light shining as the inner core spins around the light bulb. The lamp is in perfect working condition, and only needs a light clean up. The bottom is made from brass, and the 2 inner, and outer parts are made of plastic. The cord is in excellent condition. The spinner sits atop the pointed mechanism, and spins well. No fan slits are torn or missing, and the inside of the 2 outer cores have no damage, (the very outside has a slight dent at the seam) or melting. The light bulb works, and is included. Wow what a beauty!! This is one of the harder to find motion lamps, especially in this condition. Please see pictures as an addition to description. Be sure to check my other listings, and visit Treasures From Yesteryear for more great collectible items from years gone by. I have a great selection of vintage items I am currently accepting offers on, and I add new items daily, so please check back often.

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