This antique oil lamp has a clinch collar so it is likely that it was made by Riverside Glass Co. circa 1890. Both the clinch collar and the font...
The shape and style of this clear glass kerosene finger lamp is very similar to the green Depression glass lamps we have handled in the past. Like...
AU$125
The tint in the green depression glass used to make this kerosene finger lamp is not overly strong. It is only when it is exposed to ultra violet...
AU$225
This is the smaller size of stand lamp in the antique emerald green glass lamp range known as Erin Fan. The sweeping lines of this oil lamp make it...
AU$310
This is the larger size of stand lamp in the rich emerald green glass oil lamp range known as Erin Fan. The sweeping lines of this antique oil lamp...
AU$340
This antique composite oil lamp has a Thumbprint glass font and a hand painted glass stem. The font has the style of those from the mid 1860s but...
AU$240
There can be no disputing that this beautiful solar oil lamp was made by Cornelius Co, Philadelphia. The plaque on the font provides details of the...
AU$1,225
The decorative pattern on the font of this antique oil lamp is called Shield and Star and it is quite obvious why. It was most likely produced during...
AU$240
It is hard to be sure of where this lovely little blue glass kerosene lamp was made. This style of collar was used with both British and Australian...
AU$225
The name of the font pattern for this antique oil lamp is Panelled Fern. It dates to the 1870s and is shown on pages 100 and 101 figs. (a) and (d) of...
AU$215
Antique stand lamps or composite lamps like this one were most popular between 1880 and 1900. Being cheap to make, attractive oil lamps were...
AU$240
Kerosene stand lamps or composite lamps like this one were most popular between 1880 - 1900. Being cheap to make, attractive oil lamps were...
AU$240
We believe this antique kerosene table lamp dates to the first quarter of the 20th century. It has all the hallmarks of an English table lamp except...
AU$360
AU$295
This is a small, bracket style wall oil lamp and unlike most kerosene wall lamps, the bracket and font holder are brass instead of cast iron. It is...
AU$190
With its three delicate arching legs, it is easy to see why this antique kerosene lamp is known as a Cathedral lamp. The light blue coloured glass...
AU$450
Originally this antique solar lamp (also incorrectly called an astral lamp) would have had a very early centre draft burner and used lard or...