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Sun Nov 08 2015 10:28 AM
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Gents,
What would this dome have been originally for? Bubba got hold of it and tried to modify it for a dome.
Thanks
Ron
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looks like an oil drain pan someone put a globe ring on.
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by the looks of the side screws it was a light shade with a wires to hold it on lamp
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It's a standard tall side light shade someone modified. The screws along the lip edge might have held a safety wire cage in place.
I buy and sell the unmodified versions all the time for $25-30
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Umm, would a standard light shade be off center and rough cut like the one in the pictures?
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Yes it's a standard light used in utility situations. Two most common colors are green and white. 
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