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Table Lamps, Page 2


This one was called the K173-216C Modern Early American Pitcher Lamp.
The K192-229 (left) is marked Kron whereas the smaller K192-10 is marked RAG.
Left, marked RAG Kron. Right, marked RAG.

The K170-216W Modern Butterfly Table Lamp with Mosaic Pattern is marked RAG Kron.
Marked RAG Kron, this K316B Madonna lamp was part of the mosaic line, which used a motif that Kron developed at Gilmer Potteries and continued at Texans.
Marked Gunter.




Left, K133-46. Right, K134-16A.
This K133-46 is in a non-standard color, and was probably made for an employee.
Marked on the bottom, RAG Kron. The placement of the marking was necessary because of the unique mold (a horizontal split) that was required.




An unusual Kron design. Rare.


K189-14V
K186-220






K186-220


The limited-edition Bicentennial Lamp.
The back of the Bicentennial Lamp has a ©Gunter marking, as well as the lamps limited-edition number and Richard Gunter signature applied in gold.



Original shades are seldom found today, this one matching the lamp. Because Texans had their own shade shop they were able to provide a complete, unique product.



Marked RAG K, the only known lamp with such a marking.