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   Russell | Jan 30, 2008 07:21am | #1

   Good question Steve, unfortunately I'm not the man to answer it. But I will anxiously be awaiting someone else's answer as I hope to make some Japanese hanging lights in the near future. Cheers.

   Russ.

   http://www.jensenfinefurniture.com
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   saschafer | Jan 30, 2008 04:51pm | #3

   "...unfortunately I'm not the man to answer it."

   Go ahead, get my hopes up...only to dash them to the ground. ;-)

   -Steve

    

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   dgreen | Jan 30, 2008 07:28am | #2

   I've never used them but I had these guys bookmarked.

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   saschafer | Jan 30, 2008 04:52pm | #4

   Thanks. I looked at them, but their stuff was mostly too Victorian for what I'm looking for.

   -Steve

    

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   RickL | Jan 30, 2008 11:32pm | #5

   American Derosa is one of the biggest lamp part supplier...

   http://www.glasscandlelighting.com/id7.html

   Don't believe they have an online catalog.

   When I was working as a Metalsmith we did quite a few Art Deco lamps and got our parts from them. Just basic parts and could have been used on many different style lamps actually.

   http://www.mylampparts.com/index.php

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   saschafer | Jan 31, 2008 12:12am | #6

   Thanks. MyLampParts seems to have a pretty reasonable selection. I'm just looking to make a couple of lamps, so I don't think American De Rosa would find me worthy of their attention.

   -Steve

    

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   ted | Jan 31, 2008 12:16am | #7

   Ditto. http://www.Mylampparts.com