The turn-on switch of a lamp that sat on the buffet no longer turns.
Until someone who can help fix it is found, it was decided to put an old-fashioned lamp with a charming pink shade there instead.
The pink-shaded lamp is old but still a beauty.
It gives a soft, pink glow to that section of the living room at night.
The brass base, even after a scrubbing with brass polish, still looks tarnished. Who cares, right? It's no big deal.
The lamp is an old-fashioned beauty and is well loved.
WHAT DO THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE NOT HANDY DO WHEN SOMETHING BREAKS IN YOUR SPACE AND YOU ARE UNABLE TO FIX IT?
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3 comments:
Perhaps there is an electrical place in a hardware store than might fix the switch on your lamp....or hire a handyman. The replacement is pretty and will add a nice glow to the living room.
I have had one before that quit working...I just simply went and purchased a new little know and replaced the old one...It worked. Your pink replacement lamp looks great there....Have a great day Susan
When something breaks and it cannot be fixed I place it in the garden among the flowers and call it garden art!
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