“Gone with the Wind" lamps were not named after the 1939 movie, but rather the term became popular among collectors in the mid-20th century to describe late 19th-century Victorian-era parlor lamps. These distinctive oil lamps, featuring decorative glass globes with hand-painted designs and an ornate metal base, originated in the 1880s-1910s, and were later often electrified for modern use.
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