Fostoria Banquet Oil Lamp, Native American Motif

A late 19th century banquet table oil lamp by the Fostoria Glass Company, Ohio. Porcelain body decorated with a rare handpainted motif, depicting a Native American Indian on horseback within a landsca

Victorian Art Nouveau AMBCG American Brillian Cut Glass Crystal Silvered Kerosene Oil Lamp Cherub / Cupid / Angel and Floral Motif Never Modified to be Electric Completely Original With Original Art G

Twentieth century. Possibly Fostoria. Clear glass pedestal oil lamp base with glass hurricane and frosted globe. Electrified. 24.5"h. excluding hurricane and globe.

Historic Americana "Native American Princess" Bronze American Oil Lamp c. 1870, American Oil Lamp with "Native American Princess" Bronze Figural standing on a Slate Base, 23.5" tall, Very Fine. This h

Another lamp by Fostoria Consolidated glass. This one in bright yellow cased glass. Clean example! Measures 11" tall.

Pittsburgh obverse painted Native American themed oil lamp, top shade with Native American drinking from a pool of water, illuminated base with figure in a rocky landscape, unsigned, electrified, dent

See pictures for more detail. They is civil war bullets, native American oil lamps, whistles, etc

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Inuit, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine pair of hammered metal objects: a copper oil lamp known as a qulliq, and brass fire poker. Formed from a single sheet of

Aleut Stone Oil Lamp From Kodiak Island, AK 9 1/2" W.

Found in Yup'ik Territories, near what is now Bethel, Alaska, 5" x 3" x 2 1/4"; 7" x 6 1/2" x 3" & 6 1/2" x 5" x 2". Good condition. Provenance: From the Collection of William F Bergen, D.O.

Two Aleut Stone Oil Lamps From Kodiak Island, AK 5 1/4" W. and 5 3/4" W.

1800's Victorian M&W Model 95 Bronzed Metal Openwork Banquet Oil Lamp. Surrounding Scrollwork and Floral Motifs. Milk Glass Globe (As is) with Hand Painted Roses, Clear Glass Chimney. Height 23.50"

19th century Kerosene converted to electric very fancy brass American cherub banquet lamp with a beautiful pink and carmel mint glass filigree shade. The lamp is from the Mannsville mansion estate. Di

Banquet Lamp, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 34" x 8.5", Hobstar, Nailhead Diamond And Star Motif, Pattern Cut Skirted Base, Spiral Cut Stem Cover, Pattern Cut Font, Pattern Cut Shade, Pattern Cut Chim

Banquet Lamp, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 28.25" x 9", Four Piece, Pattern Matched Hobstar, Nailhead Diamond, Star And Fan Motif, Font And Base Are Both Drilled, South Dakota Private Collection.

Item/Description: Bradley & Hubbard gilt brass electrified oil lamp with hand painted glass shade and body. Both having a rare design depicting a Native American scene. Glass chimney marked: Empire No

Bohemian banquet oil lamp, Czechoslovakia, 19th c., converted to electric, acid-etched mark to chimney, frosted glass globe, over green satin glass font, with enameled floral motifs, stone standard, r

This pair of Scovill Manufacturing cut back deep cut American Eagle Motif cranberry glass oil lamps are pre Civil War and feature 2 tiered marble plinths and decorative brass columns. In Excellent con

Shipping in USA $ 100. Peter Busa was an American painter, known as one of the innovators of Indian space painting, a style developed from surrealist ideas combined with Native American tribal motifs

Banquet Lamp, Kerosene, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 28" x 8", Four Part, The Font And Skirted Base Cut In Hobstar, Prism And Fan Motif, Shade Is A Replacement Cut In Hobstar, Strawberry Diamond, Pri

1st item: Edward Miller & Company brass single arm student lamp, burner and wick adjuster marked "E.M. & Co", fitted with milk glass shade. 20" H x 18" W. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Banquet oil lamp

Pair of J.F.Iden (American circa 1850-1870), Victorian era Gothic Revival bronzed metal oil banquet lamps, 19th century, now electrified, having an opaque font on a four part base with scrolled cherub

19th century Kerosene converted to electric banquet American very fancy lamp with a beautiful pink and caramel glass bent panel brass shade. The lamp is from the Mannsville mansion estate, dimensions:

Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American (Connecticut), 1852-1940), circa 1900. A parcel gilt metal and art glass Gone with the Wind oil lamp (or banquet lamp), later converted to electric