Jeffrey Israelitt v. Enterprise Services LLC

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How courts have described this case

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• holding that “statuettes of male and female dancing figures made of semivitreous china” are copyrightable despite their use as bases for table lamps
• holding that decorative belt buckles could be copyrighted as separate objects sold not to hold up one’s pants
• holding that a statuette incorporated into the base of a lamp is copyrightable
• holding that a statuette incorporated into the base of a lamp is copyrightable
• recognizing that statuette serving as lamp base could be removed and sold separately
• holding that copyrighted statute of a dancer used as a lamp base remained protected

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