One of the Edison art-models (English) passed through my hands many years 
ago.
The light in it was is a small gold plated pagoda with pierced sides to let
the light out. The lid on the light fixture  looked like the coved  lid of a 
C-250.
Bruce



>    Your notation on your photo page about the lamp shade brings up an 
> interesting point:  I'm not sure that these earliest electric motor 
> machines, including the "electrola" XVI were originally equipped with lamp 
> shades.  I've seen pictures of them with the elongated, "flame shaped" 
> lamp fully exposed with no shade at all.  The metal shades seem to have 
> become standard fare with the orthophonic vintage models.  Those shades 
> were generally spherical and were meant to be used with the globe shaped, 
> frosted glass lamps.  Anybody else know anything about this?
>
> Greg Bogantz





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