Early Pewter Lamp with Kerosene Burner; Early Pewter

SPANGLE MICA KEROSENE PEG LAMP, rust, opalescent and silver mica, circular font, plastered into pewter candlestick marked "International Pewter"; period burner. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century.

Small pewter lamp of a type known as a "sparking lamp." American, circa early 19th Century. Standing only about 4" tall without the burner. The burner is a fluid (probably camphene) type with a single

OPALESCENT THISTLE KEROSENE STAND LAMP, cranberry opalescent font, stone stem, pewter base and connector, period collar. Probably English. Late 19th/early 20th century. 10 3/4" H to top of collar, 5 3

early 19th c clear blown lass lamp w/ folded rim on base, hollow knopped stem, open pontil, & pewter camphene burner w/ screen wick, obvious signs of wear & age on base, ht 12"

Early Pewter Lamp - 9"T

Four(4) early pewter lamp bases; 21in. - 22in.H.

22 PCS. EARLY PEWTER INC. 5 LAMPS, TEAPOT, FUNNEL, 3 PORRINGERS, 4 PLATES, 4 MUGS, OPEN SALT, ETC.

Lot (3) early Pewter dishes, candlesticks, oil lamp, pitchers, cup, etc..

Early 20th-century pewter candlestick floor lamp. **denting to top rim, as seen in photos & older electric wiring will need to be replaced. Special shipping must be arranged

This lot includes two early lighting oil lamps...one pewter and the other brass with silver plate. (CP-122)

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

Four early pewter lighting devices including a matched pair of pushup candlesticks - 9"H, and a matched pair of fluid lamps with handles - 7.5"H. All believed to be early 19th century and in very good

Pair Matched Copper Plated Early Car Lamps w/ Original Hardware Mounts - auto lamps / headlamps / headlights, faceted jeweled reflector on back sides, bronze plated, kerosene burners, right and left m

ASSORTED EARLY NO. 0 AND NO. 1 E. F. JONES KEROSENE LAMP BURNER AND CHIIMNEYS, LOT OF THREE, comprising two colorless No. 0 lip lip chimneys with bulbous form bodies; and a No. 1 E. F. Jones lip burne

Big lot early estate PEWTER found in Hudson Valley estate, most all hallmarked with stamps and Makers names, some illegible, just as we found it, includes large chargers, plates, bowls, lamp, teapot,

Early Graniteware and Pewter Teapot on Stand 17" with Burner. In addition there is a matching covered sugar with some damage and loss to top 7 1/2". Weight on all 6 pds. PROVENANCE: From the collectio

Early Japanese Pewter Sake Ewer Along with a Blue and White Porcelain Incense Burner. Condition: Sake Pot is Excellent, The Porcelain has Couple of Small Old Cracks on the Top. Dimensions: Ewer H- 5.7

ASSORTED BRASS NO. 2 KEROSENE LAMP BURNERS, LOT OF 21, including Climax, The Solar, and an Eagle examples. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 5 1/2" to 5 5/8" HOA.Provenance: The collection of Fr

2 early kerosene lamps, one with cranberry swirl font with brass stem and marble base 9.5"T (w/o chimney), the other is a white opalescent coin spot, both lamps have #1 burners

Both circa 1860 in tin with C form handles, cone and elongated tear-drop form fonts with original burners, 6 1/2" diameter x 8" high & 7 x 5 1/2 x 6 1/4" high. Condition 1st Fine; 2nd missing front ca

LION AND BABOON KEROSENE SEWING STAND LAMP, colorless, No. 2 Taplin-Brown collar. Fitted with a period slip burner. Early 20th century. 9 1/2" H to top of collar, 6" SQ foot.Literature: Thuro II, p. 1

American. 1860-1880s. Wood, brass, glass, metal. Metal handle. Brown’s patented #1 early lip chimney with brass top and brown and decorated finish. #1 early lip burner. G.M. Stevens, Deering, Ma

PRINCESS FEATHER KEROSENE STAND LAMP, cased translucent lemon yellow font, colorless base, Fitted with a period "HOLMES, BOOTH & HAYDEN'S" slip burner. Late 19th/early 20th

THOUSAND EYE VARIANT KEROSENE STAND LAMP, Vaseline (black lighted) font, amber base, brass connector, No. 2 Taplin-Brown collar. Fitted with a period No. 2 slip burner. Late 19th/early 20th century. 1