Vintage Solid Brass Angel Musician Lamp Finial Ornament 6-32 Course Thread Heavy

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View Vintage Solid Brass Angel Musician Lamp Finial Ornament 6-32 Course Thread Heavy with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Amid-century decorative brass cherub finial. And these are similar decorative cherub finials Your piece has the look of acast brass Victorian revival cherub finial. Those were commonly used on I bought this thing it was a funnel for lamp but the thread is really small 6/32. I bought this thing it was a funnel for lamp but the thread is really small 6/32 The easiest way to identify it better is from: the bottom opening/thread the back side and a close-up of the metal surface Right now, from the style alone, it looks very much like: a mid-century decorative brass cherub finial probably 1940s–1970s reproduction Victorian style likely made for lamps, furniture, or decor accessories A few clues: The soft casting details suggest cast brass or spelter rather than very old bronze. The 6-32 threading is commonly used in lamp finials and small decorative hardware. The violin/mandolin instrument motif was extremely popular in Victorian revival decor. If it feels: heavy and non-magnetic → likely solid brass lightweight → brass-plated pot metal/spelter You can also test: Scratch tiny hidden spot: yellow underneath = brass silver/gray underneath = plated metal For adapting it to modern lamp hardware, this is usually what works: And these are similar decorative cherub finials: Upload a photo of: the bottom threads and the back and I can probably tell you: the exact purpose, approximate age, metal type, and whether it has collectible value. Very heavy non magnetic That’s a very good sign it may actually be solid brass rather than plated metal. Heavy + non-magnetic usually means: solid brass, bronze, or another copper alloy. Your piece has the look of a cast brass Victorian revival cherub finial . Those were commonly used on: oil lamps, piano lamps, vanity lamps, decorative clocks, or furniture accents. Because it’s solid brass and threaded, it likely had a functional decorative purpose rather than being just a figurine. The dark areas are probably: aged patina, old lacquer, or oxidation from decades of handling. You could clean it gently with: warm soap/water first, then a little Brasso or Flitz if you want shine. Don’t over-polish if you may resell it — collectors often like original patina. Comparable solid brass cherub finials/decorative lamp pieces often sell roughly: $25–75 individually more if identified as part of a known antique lamp maker Here are similar solid brass Victorian-style pieces: And here are the tiny brass threaded adapters that would likely fit your 6-32 thread: Create a ebay listing eBay Title Vintage Solid Brass Cherub Angel Musician Lamp Finial Ornament 6-32 Thread Heavy Category Collectibles > Lamps, Lighting > Lamp Parts > Finials Condition Pre-owned vintage condition with natural age patina and wear consistent with age. Solid heavy brass construction. Threads appear to be approximately 6-32 size. See photos for details. Description Beautiful vintage solid brass cherub / angel musician decorative finial or ornament. Features a detailed winged cherub playing a string instrument in classic Victorian revival style. This piece is very heavy for its size and non-magnetic, indicating solid brass construction. It has a threaded mounting hole/base that appears to fit a small 6-32 threaded rod or screw, commonly used in vintage lamp hardware and decorative accents. Could be used for: Lamp finial Oil lamp decoration Victorian decor Furniture accent Restoration project Collectible brass ornament Details Material: Solid brass Style: Victorian / Cherub / Angel Color: Aged brass patina Thread size: Approx. 6-32 Condition: Vintage preowned Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Lamps, Lighting › Lighting Parts. Brand: Lamp.

Brand

Lamp

Type

Finial

Theme

Angels

Material

Brass