Mt. Washington Lava Glass Oil Lamp

This is one you don't see everday folks! Victorian all original Lava glass by Mt. Washington oil lamp. What an assortment of marvered colors in this example with gilt highlight tracery. Nice nice. Mea

Two Mt. Washington Oil Lava Lamps, frost glass font on lava column, brass burner, height 16 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

Opalescent satin glass oil lamp. Diamond quilted design. Applied glass handles and feet. Brass ring; 8in.H. x 10.5in.W.

For your consideration are (2) antique Mt. Washington miniature satin glass oil lamps. These tabletop oil lamps are hand-painted with floral decorations and retain their original hardware. All pieces

MT. WASHINGTON LAVA / SICILIAN GLASS KEROSENE LAMP FONT, glossy opaque black with multi-color inclusions, shouldered-form drop-in font, 12-point star stamped to the underside, period No. 2 brass colla

Mt. Washington Crown Milano Glass Egyptian Oil Lamp Base, having painted flying cranes or storks amongst pyramids, (no shade), height 9 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield,

If you have the shade, you will have one amazing lamp! This wonderful lamp base is made by Mt. Washington. Their popular burmese glass makes up the font here. It is decorated with daisies around. Orig

Mt. Washington Burmese Glass Queens Lace Oil Lamp, secure spider crack in shade, height 17 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

Circa 1880's with acid etched clear glass font, baluster form column in Mount Washington Lava glass, brass burner and mounts with black marble base with bronze ormalu feet, 16" high. Note: There is a

This pair of fancy Pre Civil War Bohemian glass MT. Washington oil lamps have French blue pedestals, and cut back crystal white to clear founts, marble and bronze base with rare still existing gold de

What a fantastic Mt. Washington Crown Milano decorated line Victorian oil lamp. This lamp features the "Happy Dragon" design with two dragons on the shade and two on the base. Lovely melon form design

American, possibly Mt. Washington, first half 20th century A cut glass oil lamp Unmarked Approx. h. 22” Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty Hoepfinger, of Marietta, Georgia.

Mt. Washington Glass Co. 12" to top of font late 19th century SHIPPING: Shipping available within the Continental USA (excludes insurance) $45. International buyers are responsible for arranging 3rd p

Black Mt. Washington Lava glass is rare folks, but this piece of Mauve is fantastically Rare. When do you ever have a chance to acquire a piece such as this. Look at the abundance of color and the gil

This truly deserves a place on a pedestal in a museum or in your collection. This is the first creamer we have ever seen in Mt. Washington Lava glass. Such an amazing assortment of colored shards in t

Mt. Washington Oil Lamp, having painted Venetian scene, along with a Burmese shade, on brass base, height 19 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

Mt Washington Lava, black shouldered glass vase decorated with colored shards, 7" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found

Antique Pre-Civil War Mt Washington Oil Lamp in good condition. Marked Mt Washington on both wick winders. Chimney and some parts may have been replaced but the font hasnot been drilled. See all pictu

with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies (replacement font), 15"

Pair of Mt. Washington Miniature Oil Lamps, hand painted floarl on satin, with burners, circa 1890.

American, late 19th/early 20th century, classical form with two reeded scroll handles, opaque black glass embedded with multicolor glass shards in shades of blue, green, pink, and white, gilt accents,

Mt. Washington black Sicilian / Lava glass toothpick holder, embedded multicolor glass and gilt accents, unmarked, overall 2.25" h. x 1.5". Condition: White film covers exterior.

Extremely rare, Measures 4 x 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches.

blown glass and enamel; 8.75"h; base 9" diam. From the home of a South Shore, Massachusetts gentleman who was a captain in the US Navy during WWII. The first Art Glass made by Mt. Washington