J. F. IDEN FIGURAL STEM KEROSENE STAND LAMP, bronze finish, colorless font with rough-cut florets and punties to each pane, encased in a brass holder with Greek Key patterned top and beaded pattern windows, base interior with impressed makers name, cast-metal stem of lady holding urn and reverse with a slightly more exposed mid-section, single-step slate foot, No. 2 fine-line collar. Fitted with a period setup comprising an E. Miller & Co. No. 2 lip burner, cast-brass spider-form 9 1/2" DOA J. Ives shade holder, opal conical-form shade with double ring to the top, gray ground with brilliant polychrome floral decoration and gilt decorated highlights. Non-period colorless chimney. Third quarter 19th century. 21" H to top of shade, 14 1/4" H to top of collar, 5 5/8" SQ foot. Shade 5 3/8" H, 10 1/8" D fitter.
Probably Published: Lamp Thuro - Oil Lamps II, p. 38, fig. A and Thuro - Oil Lamps III, p. 106, fig. A.
Exhibited: Lamp in The Great North American Kerosene Lamp Exhibit and Forum, held at the Huntington Galleries in Huntington, WV, July 24, 1983 thru November 13, 1983.

From the Catherine Thuro Collection, Toronto, ON, Canada.
 

Excellent condition, virtually undamaged and with some expected wear, lamp foot with expected flakes/roughness. Setup undamaged.