CONSOLIDATED LION PARLOR / GONE WITH THE WIND LAMP, opaque white with green and yellow shading, Middle Eastern/Safari stencil decoration within windows of pattern, compressed globular-form font, matching pattern and decorated ball-form shade with brass shade ring to top, brass crown ring with rope-pattern rim, cast-iron base with openwork scrolling and medallion pattern and pressed "P&A/66" to underside, brass drop-in font with side-refill feature and panels and scroll pattern to shoulder. Fitted with a No. 2 slip burner, Miller flame spreader together by association, and a period colorless chimney. Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Late 19th/early 20th century. 22 3/4" H to top of shade, 13" H to top of shade ring, 7" SQ foot. Shade 10" H, 4 1/8" D fitter.
Glass undamaged with the font tank having a sizeable dent and a few other minor dents to the side, central-draft tube slightly cut down, interior font tank with a later finish. Shade with typical light roughness to the fitter, as made.
Literature: Parallels Gibson - 19th Century Patterned Art Glass Chamber Lamps, p. 53.
Provenance: From the Culver collection, Tom & Michael Andrews, Berlin, MD.

Glass undamaged with the font tank having a sizeable dent and a few other minor dents to the side, central-draft tube slightly cut down, interior font tank with a later finish. Shade with typical light roughness to the fitter, as made.