Originally this antique solar lamp (also incorrectly called an astral lamp) would have had a very early centre draft burner and used lard or...
This is an English banquet lamp with a lovely, deeply colored ruby glass font atop a heavy brass base and reeded column. The ruby glass shade is a...
AU$825
Originally, this antique redware stem lamp would have had a scene or some other decoration painted on the stem. This type of stem was cheap to...
AU$225
This antique finger lamp has a lovely diamond optic pattern within the clear glass. The glass is very light and there are no mould marks and only a...
AU$150
This half shade parlor lamp has an understated appeal. The combination of finely detailed transfers and subtle hand painting combine to create a very...
AU$725
It is easy to identify this antique lamp as a Sears oil lamp by the brass work. The extended brass collar and the brass connectors above and below...
AU$240
Oil lamps with reverse painted stems were made from the mid 1870s to the 1900s with the period of greatest popularity being 1880 - 1900. The stem...
AU$175
This antique oil lamp is a Sharon Panel pedestal hand lamp or finger lamp. A range of stand and hand lamps in this pattern are shown on page 265 of...
AU$190
This Swirled Rosettes pattern oil lamp was made by Riverside Glass Co. around 1884 to 1900. Thanks to the distinctive flared clinch collar, it is...
AU$235
This antique vase oil lamp is different to most in that the stand for the copper lamp is cast iron rather than wrought iron or brass. The copper...
AU$375
This is a lovely little hand painted oil lamp from around 1905 when this form of decoration was popular. The glass pattern is called "Serrated Loop"...
AU$255
This is a very early marble base lamp that dates from the early to mid 1860s. The combination of the round, free-blown font and the style of the...
AU$240
This spelter figurine lamp would have been produced during the 1870s. Whilst figural oil lamps were popular from around 1865 until the 1880s, this...
AU$275
Like all antique vase lamps, this lamp has a removable font that makes it much easier to use. Being able to simply lift the font out of the vase...
AU$395
This antique glass lamp was advertised in the American trade journal "China, Glass and Lamps, 1893". The ad was placed by Thos. Evans Co.,...
AU$255
The first Vapo Cresolene lamp was produced in 1879. James H Valentine was desperately trying to find something to relieve his daughters whooping...