TIN FINGER LAMP (PERHAPS LARD BURNING)

Two early tin lighting devices including a lard finger lamp in original mustard paint, good condition, early to mid 19th century - 7 1/3"H; together with an unusual oil or kerosene lamp with tin refle

Assorted glass and brass oil-burning lamps, including three glass oil lanterns with hurricane glass. These lamps boast glass bodies with handles adorned with raised geometric details. The smallest lam

Group of 4 pcs early lighting including: a wrought iron double crusie with hanger, tin lard lamp with handle 8"T x 6.5"D, early betty lamp with hanger, and wrought iron sticking tommy

large lot of 19th c. lighting incl. pattern glass oil lamps, finger lamps, tin wall lanterns, iron bracket lamp with mercury glass reflector, milk glass smoke bell, miniature oil lamps, approximately

Large tin lantern in old black paint having a removable tin oil burning lamp on interior, 3 glass sides (one is door that opens on the side) - punched tin decorated base, swivel wooden handle, shaped

SHEET-IRON / TIN DECORATED CHECKERED LITHOGRAPH FINGER LAMP, checkered/diamond pattern overall in black and gold, slightly tapered form with raised base, edge with as-made holes, reverse fitted with a

With remnants of green paint. Dimensions: H 7" x Dia. 7" Condition: Missing lid. Bends to metal, a couple small cracks to edge of drip pan; distressed patina and oxidation consistent with age.

15 Lamps including 5 finger lamps (1 tin, 4 glass including 1 electrified), 4 glass lamps including 1 electrified, 3 brass and 2 metal lamps. Kerosene unless converted to electric.

ASSORTED LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, including two clay oil lamps, a colorless glass Waffle and Thumbprint finger lamp, and a metal hanging lard lamp. Various makers. Most 19th century. 1 3/

Tin rectangular wall shelf with curved crest, shelf below, flanked by two match stick pockets and a fitted finger lamp with square tin font, "C" scroll handle and brass collar & burner, with scarce sp

Nineteenth century. Two punched tin Revere type lanterns, one with old black paint and loose ring. 13", 14"h. and a tin kettle lamp with finger loop and crimped saucer base. 9"h. not including wick pi

A rare form of early lighting from the collection of F. Walton. All original including the wick pick which is often missing. All one piece soldered together. The burner was removable at one time in or

LOT OF BOTH TIN & IRON FAT BURNING BETTY LAMPS - (2) IRON & (3) TIN - WEAR, OXIDATION & IMPERFECTIONS

Five 19th C. tin lamps and candle holders, including: one large table candle holder, with hog scraper, weighted base, 16 3/4" h.; two hog scraper candle holders; one lard lamp with attached circular t

Group of 4 pcs of early lighting, including: 2 spiral courting sticks with hangers and wood bases 8"T, early tin and iron Betty lamp with hanger, and early 19th century pewter grease finger lamp

Grouping of miniature items including small watering can, tin lithograph showing children at play, small wooden bucket with metal handle, and a Little Butter Cup blue cobalt finger lamp

4 pcs of late 19th century lighting: kerosene finger lamp, kerosene table lamp 11"H to top (without chimney), 1 kerosene carriage lamp that's tin and brass with 2 panes of beveled glass 11"L, 1 larger

Two fat burning lamps with engraved decorations including one in copper and 1 in tin with twisted column - the latter is the largest and measures 14 1/2"H. Both with original removable burners. The ti

Boston, mid-19th century, tin. Brass label reading "S. N. & H. C. UFFORD, 117 COURT ST. BOSTON / KINNEAR'S PATENT FEB 4 1851". Fat wick lamp with cast base, and retaining its original shade. 12.5" hig

Two (2). American. 1850s. Lard Press Lamp: Ira Smith and Stonesifer, Boonesboro, Maryland. 1850s. Drummond Mold: John Drummond, New York. Tin. Patent is for an adjustable leather packing on the screw

Grouping of 5 miniature oil lamps, all with finger holders - the white opalescent lamp is marked "Manilla / Pat. Applied For" and is mounted within a separate tin holder from the same period. The colo

Tin glaze pottery vase, 19th c., converted to one light table lamp, applied floral decoration, original oil burning mounting intact, in need of wiring, chips and paint loss to extremities, approx 16.5

SST. A very nice example of this very scarce Circa 1920's Embossed Tin Finger Pointer Sign for The Gateway Motor Company in Wilsall, Montana. Sign is most likely New Old Stock and also shows "Ford Ser

SST. A unique piece of Circa 1920's Embossed Tin Roadside Signage for Galt Brothers Garage, a small Ford Dealership in Stanford, Montana. CONDITION: Sign is in overall very good condition throughout s