Two Antique Tin Fluid Lamps.

Two Antique Tin Fluid Lamps. Smaller marked "J. Neal's Patent May 4, 1842", 6"h., larger is a wall or table top marked "Patented April 22, 84", 12-3/4"h. overall, including glass chimney.

comprising a Continental "Roman" Lucerne oil brass lamp with four spout oil reservoir, tools on link chains, and a brass and wrought iron adjustable oil lamp, both electrified. Larger: 30 1/2" high, 6

Two tin fluid carry lamps both with reservoirs, one with reflector, 19th c., 8 1/2" H. and 10 1/2" H. Good condition.

19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, A. SQUARE LANTERN, HEIGHT TO TOP OF SUSPENSION LOOP 8 1/2 INCHES (LACKING ONE GLASS PANE), B. DRUM FORM LAMP, HEIGHT 3 1/2 INCHES, DIAMETER 4 1/2 INCHES, C. IRON BETTY TYPE L

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

Two Antique Opalescent Glass Pedestal Fluid Lamps. Cranberry and blue glass fonts with colorless glass pedestals. Tallest 15-3/4"h. overall. Condition: Good, metal collars have cracks.

Two Antique Tin Wall Mount Angle Lamps. Lot includes two clear glass globes with two milk glass conical shades. 13-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear.

Two Antique Opaque White Glass Fluid Lamps. Tallest measures 30"h. overall. Condition: Good with minor wear, ball shades are replacements, electrified.

Two Antique Glass Beaded Heart Fluid Lamps. Emerald green fonts. Both measure approx. 11"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear.

the largest a converted fluid lamp with white glass shade. Estate condition with oxidation and wear. Largest: 27" high, 10" diameter. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury, CT Estate.

Circa 1860. Having two acid etched shades cantered by shaft with eagle finial leading down to fluid chambers supported by two figural hands holding the chambers leading down to base with onyx shaft te

Antique Fluid Lamp, a thumb print opalescent cut to clear font, upon a reeded brass column and two tier marble base, fitted for electric with cloth shade, late 19th C, overall, 28 1/2"h. CONDITION: Ex

Three Matching Pattern Antique Glass Miniature Fluid Lamps. Two are blue glass, one amber glass. Tallest 9"h. Condition: Good with wear.

With cut glass globe. Together with a toy cast-iron kitchen scale (with brass scoop and weights), a Victorian tin spice canister set containing four smaller tins and Nutmeg grater,two additional tin c

Antique Street Light Form Fluid Lamp having removable top font resting above street light form column depicting two workers Used condition, wear, worn, missing chimney 5"l x 5"w at base x 13"h

Antique Rose Medallion Oriental Porcelain Fluid Lamp. Brass collar tab signed "C.H. Covell, 1150 Broadway, New York". Brass footed base, two piece (Lift out) font and milk glass ball shade. 20-1/2"h.

CONVERTED TOBACCO SWEET BURLEY TINS. SINGLE SOCKET LAMPS, NO SHADES. DENTS AND SCRATCHES. 28" H.

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

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

A mid 19th century pressed glass Four-Printie Block oil/fluid lamp with monument base, probably Boston & Sandwich Co. Canary Yellow, tapering font raised on a hexagonal knop, atop a two-tier monument

Both lamps include the original metal hanging frame with a large tin shade. Includes a Bradley & Hubbard No. 96 & The Empress No. 3. Both lamps are missing the burners Measurements: 21"W x 41"H

A collection of three rare American tin lighter fluid canisters manufactured by A Penn Oil Co., Butler, PA. Two smaller canisters are jointed in one paper pack. Each holds a plastic cap. Circa the mid