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Sure, so first are their any markings on the base or shade?
Sure so this looks like a c.1935-1950 production rather than the period production of c.1900. Lovely American slag glass lamp. we get a large amount of similar lamps thru here on a regular basis and I bring this up to illustrate just how many people are in your shoes and why values are so low because it is such a crowded secondary market. Fair Market Value (what you may see on a typical day at auction) would be $400-500 sold 'as is' and the best solution is to list it directly yourself online in a market place rather than going the traditional route of auction or consignment.
Suggestions for avenues for selling items yourself if that is your plan: You could try Facebook Marketplace, NextDoor.com, Offerup.com, GoAntiques.com, Etsy.com, eBay, and/or Chairish.com. Facebook Marketplace and eBay are my two favorites for this type of thing.
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It would be marked to the rim of the shade and under the base but it is most likely unmarked.
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