Two American Glass Fluid Stand Lamps

A matched pair of American blown and pressed glass fluid stand lamps, third quarter 19th century, each example having a light blue blown glass font raised on a brass and opaque white pressed glass bas

American pressed glass stand lamps (6 pcs),ca 1900, including two cobalt blue fluid lamps in the "Coolidge Drape" pattern, a rare deep olive green pattern glass lamp, bright aqua, hts 8 1/2" to 12 1/4

Mid 19th century, likely Sandwich Glass. The largest in a clams broth color with a slight sparkle and the other is lavender and atop a marble base. The white lamp having a tight hairline that is stabl

Victorian Alabaster lamp and two pairs of American glass fluid lamps with metal bases. Dimensions: Alabaster: 20" (EPEN25-233/5) (WT)

oil or kerosene lamps: the first a clear three-part heart pattern font on on a blue glass base. fine shelf wear, good condition. 8.5" tall. The Second an opalescent ribbed two-part stand lamp in good

Two turn of the century American fluid lamps. Opalescent glass fonts with clear pressed glass bases. Minor wear, one lacks burner. Up to 9 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

Six turn of the century American fluid lamps. Glass and Brass fonts with various bases, including three pressed glass fluid lamps, a miniature banquet lamp, and two finger lamps. Some wear and damage.

Five turn of the century American fluid lamps. Glass and Brass fonts, one with hand-painted detail, on various bases. Minor wear and damage, two lack burners. Up to 12" high. ESTIMATE $50-75

ASSORTED PRESSED GLASS KEROSENE / FLUID LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising an unpatterned stand lamp, and a Lyre finger lamp, each having a brass collar. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others.

Two 19th century American fluid lamps. Opalescent fonts with pressed clear glass bases. Minor wear, one lacks burner. Up to 11" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

American. 1860-1880. Glass, brass. Blue cut to white cut to clear font with two rows of punties and four quatrefoils. Brass connector, white milk glass base. #1 early lip chimney; #1 Jones burner. Thu

American. 1840-1860. These types of lamps were made by Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Sandwich, Massachusetts and other manufacturers. The maker of this lamp is unknown. Glass, brass, marble. Two arms d

6 lamps total. Dimensions: Tallest: 12.24" x 5" (EPEN25-231/6) (WT)

Twentieth century. Both made-up from parts. Taller has blue iridized stem with brass fittings, 20.25"h. Smaller has gold iridized shade and threaded hanging vine base, 13.25"h.

 19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 12 INCHES

ASSORTED GLASS FLUID / KEROSENE STAND LAMPS, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, comprising a Smocking, a Ring Punty and Heart, an engraved font, and a plain font make-do. Second and third quarter 19th century. 6

First half 20th century. One Quezal with pulled feather decoration on opalene glass, with iridizing, 5"h. 2.25" fitter. And mottled iridized, unsigned, 6.25"h. 2.25" fitter.

First quarter 20th century. Unusual octagonal, brass openwork frame with butterscotch slag panels. Rewired with some oxidation, 18"h. plus chain and ceiling cap. 11"w. 6"d. And rectangular hall lamp,

First half 20th century. Green jadeite urn shaped lamps with applied clambroth handles with wooden base. 11.5"h. not including electric lamp parts.

Two Glass and Brass Fluid Lamps Fitted for electricity. The larger 21 x 5 x 5 in. (to socket), the smaller 17 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (to socket).

One electrified at a later date, the other marked Messenges Patent. Electrified example with ring holding shade unattached. 29"h

19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 10 3/4 INCHES.

Two American Cut Glass Table Lamps, taller h. (to socket) 27 in.

Two Antique Pattern Glass Fluid Lamps. Tallest measures 21"h. overall. Condition: Good with minor wear.