Early Art Glass Oil or Kerosene Lamp,

blue opalescent coin spot on milk glass column base, 14", circa 1880.

Pair Early American Pressed and Art Glass Oil Lamps. 11" x 4" x 4"

Measures 11” x 6.5”. Used for easy filling of kerosene lamps. Features a break-resisting wire cage and long, narrow spout. Retains its original wire bail handle. Fancy embossed glass sides.

21" Tall

(2) Art Glass Flat Wick Oil Lamps, late 19th-early 20th c., including: Milk glass lamp base with blue opalescent bull's-eye ruffled top shade, burner marked 'E. Miller Co., Made in USA' (Meriden, CT),

RARE MEDALLION ART GLASS MINIATURE OIL LAMP, yellow opaque, square embossed rib swirl base with colorless applied feet, matching pattern square shade; period burner. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th cen

oil or kerosene lamps: the first a clear three-part heart pattern font on on a blue glass base. fine shelf wear, good condition. 8.5" tall. The Second an opalescent ribbed two-part stand lamp in good

French Art Nouveau oil lamp, early 20th c., having colorless glass chimney, over etched pink glass font, decorated with polychrome floral design, silver-tone metal standard with stylized poppy motif,

American Arts & Crafts oil/ kerosene lamp, now electrified, c. 1910, cast iron frame, with green slag glass panes, font cap marked SUCCESS, approx 19.5"h, 11.25"w, 11.25"d, 16.5lbs Start Price: $200.0

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

DIMENSIONS APPROX 14x14x68CM.

Group of three brass and silver plate gas oil or kerosene lamps, with glass covers, one lamp marked Rayo. 20.5*7.5inch (largest).

Arts and Crafts wrought iron and stained glass mounted kerosene or oil lamp, the hexagonal openwork shade suspended from chains above a conforming body resting on six scrolling feet. 21" H x 17" diame

Early 20th century WBG Corp. Eldorado kerosene oil lamp. Molded blue glass base separates and comes free, tripod base with pattern glass body. Glass font sits down inside base with brass works and sta

lot of 3 19th c. pattern glass oil lamps including early milk glass base lamp, early marble and brass base oil lamp, and late Victorian kerosene lamp -two electrified and ready for use ht. 11" - 16"

American Victorian gilt metal banquet lamp, converted from kerosene oil lamp, now electrified, late 19th/ early 20th c., yellow satin glass shade with hurricane, font over putti standard support, risi

Early 19 Century Pair Luster and Enamel with Blown Glass Oil Lamps Electrified Size: 18 1/2 in. H. of oil lamps Overall 26 in. If you would like to receive more detailed photos, please let us know. We

Early American cast iron winged griffin oil lamp base converted to electric with puffy art glass shade. Measuring approx 28" tall and a 10" diameter (fitter) shade. Working condition as shown, see pho

Nice early American oil / kerosene lamp that has been electrified with white milk glass shade, opaline glass base and green font. Measuring approx 16" tall. Good working condition as shown, see photos

Pair of Early 20th Century Vaseline and Cranberry Glass Oil Lamps. Beautiful leaf top made from vaseline fading into cranberry art glass top. The oil container is green glass with gilded gold raised p

Early oil lamp probably executed by one of the leading lamp companies. Shade has Arts & Crafts style florals with blue glass as petals. 19 1/2" shade, 24" h. Bronze base with oil font, has not beed el

MOORCROFT (?) ART POTTERY BASE EARLY OIL LAMP, COMPLETE AS PICTURED. HAS AMBER GLASS GLOBE WITH GILT DRAGONS. THE BASE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, UNMARKED. BASE MEASURES 11" ACROSS AND 6 3/4" HIGH, TH

Loetz (Early 20th Century) Glass and patinated metal table lamp. Having a domical art glass shade in a standard iridescent light green glass with an iridescent blue oil spot motif. The reticulated bas

Austrian Art Nouveau bronze and glass desk lamp, decorated with a deep ruffled and heavily iridescent applied threading with oil spot decoration shade by Pallme Konig on a patinated bronze early Art N