The famous “Gone With the Wind” lamps are actually hurricane or chamber lamps. They were produced by several glass companies and circulated during the mid-1800s to the early 1900s ...

QUESTION: I inherited my “Gone With the Wind” lamp from my mother, who inherited it from her mother. It is electric and hand-painted with brown flowers against a green-and-white background.

I inherited my “Gone with the Wind” lamp from my aunt. I had the lamp restored two years ago. (The proprietor) told me after the restoration that the lamp is worth $2,500. However, he never ...

We looked at the photographs and saw a ball shaded lamp some people erroneously refer to as a "Gone with the Wind" (or "GWTW") lamp. But if it has a nightlight in the base, it has to be electric ...

It's a rather unique item and has a definite nostalgic appeal to collectors. Gone With The Wind lamp "Gone with the Wind" lamp Q. I would much appreciate it if you could give me an approximate ...

The item estimated to be the most valuable is a “Gone with the Wind” peacock lamp valued at $25,000 to $35,000. Backlit with a red glow, the lamp is prominently on display in a famous scene ...