Hello, first time poster to these forums. I was hoping that somebody on here might have some information about this piece. I have looked everywhere online and the only information or trace seems to be a few scans from an old HM catalog. It is apparently a George Nelson "Net light" from the Howard Miller brand. From the catalog I have seen a few variations exist but I have only ever seen 1 other photo of a real one online (flickr). There is damage on the underside of the skin where it has cracked but otherwise it seems to be in pretty good shape.
I was hoping to possibly find some information about somewhere who might reskin or a method to repair the crack, the value of the piece, and anything else that might be known about these.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/atomicpear/3844550830/ 
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PRETTY COOL!
That's pretty cool, too bad about the damage. If it is the same material that the bubble lights are made of I am not aware of any way to repair them or re-skin them. I have had friends in the past repair small tears and holes in the standard bubble lights using Elmers glue and tape. Yours is pretty rare and I would think it would be worth trying to fix it properly if possible.
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