Hi, did you already look inside? ...white flesh but black seed... Cucurbita ficifolia

Hi! I don't know much about much, but it reminds me of some pieces that my grandma used to have. She had 2 vases and one of them looked almost identical to your lamp. It seems to me like something made and purchased in the 60's or 70's. I just tried to call my grandma to ask her when she bought the vases, but she doesn't remember the ones i am talking about. She hasn't owned them in years, probably went the way of the yard sale. She had them when I was a kid, and I was born in 1984, so they're at least that old. Lol that doesn't help you at all probably but just thought I would give you my 2 cents. :)

Hi Charlene, Rose No. 2 is definitely Chrysler Imperial. The pattern of the thorns, the leaves, those luscious crimson blooms (in that the petals curl under), and mostly, that FRAGRANCE! -it is the best rose fragrance ever- all give away its identify. I have two which I purchased at Home Depot last year and they are a delight. LOL. You will find that this rose constantly blooms. I think It was the best rose purchase I've ever made as I consider it the finest red rose ever. Here in Central Florida it has to be sprayed for black spot, but I use a solution of Sea Kelp and Fish Emulsion which works fine. Jack. P.S. The third picture in the second post, unfortunately, shows rose mosaic virus to be present in the leaves. This should not harm the overall health of the rose as I've had roses which never missed a step because of it and lived for years. I'm told there is to cure for it and it does not seem to harm the plants.

Wondering if anyone can tell me anything about this vintage Lucite table lamp? Shade is not original. Thanks for your help!