I've always liked this painting and the RCA advertisements that featured it.
Now I like these gramophone chandeliers. You can see them at Dan Marty Design .
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6 comments:
I always loved that picture, also. Now, next thing we know you will be making gramaphone chandeliers with spiders or some kind of weird animal or eyes staring out at us. Like I said. LOVE ya, anyway!!! Auntie J
Those are so cool!
I have on eof these HUGE RCA "thingy's" in my attic. I bought it at a yeard sale so excited and yet never did anythign with it. NOW I will make a light for sure!! Thanx for sharing and for popping by my blog last week!
Ok, I just reread my comment above and see all of my crazy errors! I really need to slow down the typing or put on my glasses..yikes!
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Oh, I love these!! My father collects gramophones...I wonder if he would enjoy these or find them offensive?? Either way, I think it is so clever!
I hope that the chandelier was made from a Victrola that was beyond repair! It's still fairly easy to get records to play on them, and suppliers that can provide needles and other parts to rehab them. There's just nothing like listening to '20s and '30s jazz on an old machine. The "Morning Glory" amplifier makes a good lighting fixture, but please only if it's no longer useful in its original context.
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