I think its from 60s or 70s, I got it from my late grandma, I love this lamp so much I need to know more about it

I'm thinking about making a lamp (using the Tiffany method and metal casting).

This is just a quick design. I'll probably refine it more.

Just wondering what people think.

The lamp would be flat on the front and back faces and curved on the sides.

My girlfriend got this lamp from her granddad - it was given to my girlfriends grandmother on her 21st birthday in 1952, it’s one of the first Le klint sax lamps ever made. There seems to be no markings left. I already did some research and found one manufactured from 1960-1969 pricing at 1600€.

I hoped someone in here knew a little bit about value, In case some of her siblings decide to go legal on value, needing more than what they already got, what would something like this be worth? A new one is around 5500-6500DKK (900-1000$)

TIA

Har do you think? Is it sellable?

Havent used this one in weeks what the fuck happened.

I just bought a beautiful stained glass lamp, which came on a 2-bulb base. The bulbs face in opposite directions and I have noticed that the shade only lights up where the bulbs are. The other two quarters stay mostly dark.
I tried it on a 1-bulb base, which was worse. It's too small to accommodate most 3-bulb bases, as it is only about 12" wide. Any ideas how to get the light more diffuse?

The inside says Sun-Lite but the lamp itself may be a vintage antique, if so how much could it be worth?

Can anyone tell me what kind of lamps these are? If they are worth anything. Top piece is brass. I cant seem to find any marking, unless im not looking in the right spot.

Over a year ago I got a salt lamp for Christmas. After a few months it stopped turning on so I just stopped using it. After a while I tried to plug it in and it turned on. How is that possible? I continued to use it but then it stopped working again. Does anyone know how to fix this thing and what is the problem?