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Glass kerosene lamp with cast iron wall bracket, signed “M G Co., NY”, c. 1920s. Hinge is a replacement; arm is original. Lamp can rest in the bracket or be placed on a table surface. Use for ambiance, or add kerosene and use it when the power goes out!
Clear ribbed glass kerosene lamp sits in a rare cast iron wall bracket. The bracket has a round wall plate connecting to a swivel arm, c. 1880s. Lamp has a signed Queen Anne burner and a beaded chimney. Wick raiser is signed “Made in America”. Reflector is a replacement.
Clear glass kerosene lamp with cast glass bottom, signed “ABCO1” on wick raiser and dated 8/21/1867, 7/17/1873 on filler collar. Sits in vintage cast iron swivel bracket that mounts on the wall.
Early glass kerosene pedestal lamp in perfect working order, signed “BANNER” on the burner and “P&A Mfg. Co., Waterbury CT” (Plume & Atwood) on the wick raiser, c. 1870s.
Hard-to-find petite brass kerosene lamp, signed “P&A Mfg. Co.” (Plume & Atwood) and “ACORN” on the wick raiser, with rich patina and a clear glass chimney, c. 1875. Still all original, so use it for ambiance, or add kerosene and use it when the power goes out.
Beautiful vintage kerosene lamp in perfect working order with “BANNER” signed on burner and “P&A Mfg Co., Waterbury, CT” (Plume & Atwood) on the wick raiser. Flowering lily pad design on rose-colored background, c. 1870s.
This 145-year-old Miller kerosene pedestal table lamp is completely original, portable and usable. It has a butterfly and fern design on the base and is marked “Patented July 2, 1872” on satin-to-clear glass font. Burner is signed “VENUS” and the wick raiser is marked “E. Miller Co.” Has glass font and chimney and cast iron base.
Difficult-to-find 1800s brass gravity feed kerosene lamp, now converted, with rich patina and original cork bobber in tank to measure level of fuel in its day. Vintage glass shade completes the fixture. Requires wall switch.
For nearly 30 years, we at Old Lamps & Things have been restoring antique lighting, selling it locally initially, and online later. We usually maintain about 400 finished pieces in our inventory, including lighting from the 18th century (Betty lamps, rush lights, candle holders), through the 19th century (kerosene lamps, gas lights), and into the 20th […]
