I am looking for a Scandinavian hanging glass lighting fixture vintage
mid 20th
Cent.  It consists of two truncated glass cones opening downward, the
outer one
of translucent blue glass about 9" in Dia., and the inner one of
translucent
white glass about 6"in Dia.  The inner white one protrudes about 2"
below the end of the outer blue one.
The fixture originally came in a cluster of three of these double
cones, each
suspended at a different height by wires of three different lengths. I
would be
glad to purchase the entire cluster of three, or any of the individual
cones if
they can be found.
A picture is available by color fax or mail at your option

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 24 Jan 2003 19:12 PST

curiousl,

Try registering for free at http://www.imagemagician.com and posting
your image there; then come back here and post the URL of your image
in a Clarification.

Best Wishes!

aceresearcher

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Clarification of Question by curiousl-ga on 25 Jan 2003 11:48 PST

I have a folder with a photo of the fixture and a dimension drawing
and some
written comments which might be helpful, but i have been unable to
attach it to
your comments box. Instructions from you on how i might be able to
send this information to you would be very helpful.  Thank you

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Request for Question Clarification by ericynot-ga on 25 Jan 2003 12:02 PST

Google does not provide any facility for uploading files for
researchers, so you'll need to upload to a third party site, then post
the link to your file(s) for researchers to look at. Here is a website
that can handle your situation conveniently, and it is free for basic
services, which is all you'll need:
http://www.villagephotos.com/ 
 
Ask for Clarification again if you have any trouble using this site.

ericynot-ga

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Clarification of Question by curiousl-ga on 31 Jan 2003 12:25 PST

Itried to upload the picture and sketch towww.villagephotos.com as you suggested
but the site wouldnt take it.  Maximum is 60000 bytes and they claim that my
file is larger

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Request for Question Clarification by ericynot-ga on 31 Jan 2003 13:34 PST

Hmmm. As Gilda Radner used to say on Saturday Night Live, "It's always
something."

When I posted my suggestion to use Villagephotos to host your photo, I
had not noticed acerearcher-ga's earlier suggestion to upload to
http://www.imagemagician.com. I just took a look at that site and
didn't see any limitation on individual photo size (just an overall 1
meg user limit). Why don't you try them and see what happens - they
offer a free two week trial.

ericynot-ga

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Clarification of Question by curiousl-ga on 07 Feb 2003 09:55 PST

Have you been able to access the picture and dimension sketch which I
have posted to my personal website?
Is there any additional help which you would like me to provide to aid
in
your search?

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Request for Question Clarification by ericynot-ga on 07 Feb 2003 12:00 PST

Had no problem accessing your photo/sketch. So far have had no luck
locating the lamp, however. The difficulty, of course, is that the
internet is more useful for locating specific text than graphics. Will
look some more, but can't make any promises.

ericynot-ga

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Clarification of Question by curiousl-ga on 07 Feb 2003 16:59 PST

Please see my last comment 2/7/03 for the only clarification which I can make.

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Clarification of Question by curiousl-ga on 08 Feb 2003 06:44 PST

I believe that I have already answered your last request for
clarification.
See my comment of2/7/03.  Dont know wht the red "request for
clarification was illuminated. If I can be of any further help, please
contact me again.  Thanks
curiousl-ga

Google Answers Researchers are not permitted to exchange mail or
receive fax information from customers, but it would be very helpful
if you could post a photo online, or provide a link to a photo of a
similar lamp.

I will try to find someone with a scanner to send you a photo on line.  If
I
could find a link to a sight showing the light fixture in quesrion, there
would be no need for Google help.

Iwill have one 81/2" x11" page containing a small color photo and a
dimension drawing of the glass fixture digitized.  Plaese tell me how
to put this in the comment box or otherwise send it to you.

I have a document with a picture and a dimension drawing in a folder
in microsoft photo.  Please tellme how to copy it into your comment
box.

I have attached a photo, dimension sketch, and some descriptive text to answers
support@google.com in response to your email to me.

I have posted a picture of the lamp, and a scale drawing to my
personal website.  You may download the picture here:

http://mysite.verizon.net/vze3z3yx/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/lighter-01-24.jpg

Thanks again.

Thank you for searching.  Unfortunately, I do not know the Mfgr. I
only know that the fixture is Scandinavian and of the mid 1950's
vintage. If a word description would be of any help, refer to my
original question.

Curiousl-ga,

I've got to give up the hunt. Perhaps someone else will be more
successful. Here's about the closest I came:
http://www.louispoulsen.com/products/product.asp?SAPProductID=000000000000090277&Lang=z1&cat=33&menu=2

Best of luck!

ericynot-ga