MCM spaghetti spun fiberglass ball lamps, Sears Roebuck and Co.; pair.

Description

The pair are from the Gemini series from Sears Roebuck and Company. The pair I don't think really were used. They are amber acrylic tubing design. The underbody seems more burnt orange and a thinner spun fiberglass and overlapped with a heavy swirl design in an amber color. The two colors on the lamp vary. The lamps are ball shaped; one is a swag with a brass ish chain of roughly 14 feet with cord. The other lamp is meant to hang as a ceiling fixture. I had part of one of the original boxes that said Sears Roebuck and Company. The box said 'sold as a swag or ceiling fixture.' Whoever I bought these from had one of each. The swag has the original vendor tag still on lamp on top saying 'maximum bulb size, 100 watts.'  Underneath, the lamp has a brass ish pull chain, on both lamps. The swag works. Good condition; there may be a few damaged or broken off acrylic tubes on underside; hard to tell. Sold as I found it. It may have been years of being stored. See pics and judge for yourself. The chain was in a bag and seems clean. The brass ish top plate and hook before the swag chain is tarnished and dusty from age and may be dirt in some of the crevices. The ceiling lamp has dust in the crevices. I assume it works for they seem well cared for. Theres tarnish on the brass plate on top, hardware of both lamps from age and storage. On the underside on swag lamp, there are a few loose acrylic tubes; this lamp doesn't seem to have anything that's loose. Both are in very good condition considering they are at least 50 years old. The pullchains seem faded in spots due to age. They roughly measure about 13" tall and 4 inches at bottom opening. The ceiling lamp can always be converted to a swag lamp if needed. The ceiling lamp has some parts included that have a plate that goes in the ceiling and a few links and some cord; see pics. The original box is not included; I just showed pic to show where it came from The lamps are sold in as is condition.
Each has to be shipped separately.