BRASS STUDENT LAMP: Brass student lamp, having a yellow ribbed shade. Approx. 23.75" h x 20" l x 10.5"

Early 20th C. brass student's lamp with frosted glass shade {56 cm

Both with period milk glass shades, electrified, with adjustable height and ring finial, each circa 12 x 7 1/2 x 21" high.

Mid 19th century. Pair neoclassical brass and blown glass solar lamps hung with prisms and having a nicely red decorated

Pair of 19th Century Brass Gimbaled Kerosene LampsHeight 11 in. WIdth 6 in. Depth 11 in.Provenance: Estate of Linda Loring,

Harvard Double Student Lampmid/late 19th centurygilt brass, glass23 x 21 1/2 x 8

INCLUDING: PAIL PATD 1873, KEROSENE LAMP AND ELECTRIC LAMPDimensionsPAIL 6" X 9

Circa 1860, one of the earliest kerosene lamp types with cylinder form font with burner attached to front by two tin tubes,

Kerosene Finger Lamp, Blue Art Glass Font, 9.5", Herringbone Design, Mounted On Brass Base, Base Has Areas Needing

C/1880 Tin Kerosene Post Or Wall Lamp, (Replaced Heavy Cast Wall Bracket), Applied Brass Tag Inscribed With Patent Dates Of

Emeralite brass and green glass table lamp, circa 1915, probably for a student desk, the adjustable green glass shade

Featured in this lot is this Illinois Central R.R., Adams & Westlake Co oil lamp. This is a wonderful Adams & Westlake,