This antique kerosene parlour lamp is definitely one for the ladies and would look especially nice in her bedroomBoth the vase and shade feature an embossed shell pattern and the pink background with pastel coloured bands enhance the feminine feel of the oil lamp

Purchase price – AU$595

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The rich emerald green colour of the glass and the sweeping art nouveau lines of this antique oil lamp combine to make it one of the most beautiful and elegant kerosene lamps producedThe lamp is the larger sized stand lamp and is in excellent condition, complete with a burner and chimney

Purchase price – AU$360

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This antique composite oil lamp features a green marble effect reverse painted stem with a large patterned glass font and cast iron baseReverse painted kerosene lamps were popular during the 1880s – 1900s. The stem section is clear glass with paint applied to the inner surface to create the finish

Purchase price – AU$185

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It is very likely that this antique oil lamp actually started its life as a whale oil or burning fluid lamp.The simple plain font is hand blown and the style of the stem and base added to the overall small size of the lamp indicate that it dates to the transition from whale oil to kerosene.

Purchase price – AU$130

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This is a gorgeous little hand painted and gilded cranberry liqueur set comprising a carafe and six glasses. It has been attributed to Bohemian glass maker Josef Riedel. It has been dated to 1914-1921 due to the shallow depth of the enamel decoration and the deeper, more ruby colour of the glass. Both of these things were a result of the lack of supplies of normal minerals and pigments, especially Colloidal Gold, brought about by WWI

Purchase price – AU$275

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Trophy style vase oil lamps were made in a variety of forms and finishes in the 1890s. This copper and brass version also has a stencil and hand painted shade from the same period. The antique kerosene lamp is in very good condition with only a small dent in the font. The shade is also in excellent condition and has the lovely ring that glass shades from this era have

Purchase price – AU$675

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The engraved font and tapered brass connectors on the stem of this lamp make it one of the more elegant antique composite kerosene lamps to be foundDating to the 1880s, the hand painted stem section carries some of the characteristics of those made by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company but there are no makers marks on the lamp to confirm this

Sold on 16th May 2012

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The attractive “Peacock Feather” pattern has always been popular and this clear glass stand lamp is a very elegant example.

This EAPG pattern was produced from 1895 until 1907 by the United States Glass Company as a finger lamp and as a stand lamp.

Purchase price – AU$245

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The attractive “Peacock Feather” pattern has always been popular and this clear glass pedestal finger lamp is no exception.

This EAPG pattern was produced from 1895 until 1907 by the United States Glass Company as a finger lamp and as a stand lamp.

Sold 6th May 2012

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This is a delightful pair of antique (circa 1870s) figural stem oil lamps featuring a young boy on one and a young girl on the other

The polished spelter figures are finely detailed. The roughened and wheel cut panelled fonts have extended shoulder collars and both lamps are in excellent condition.

Purchase price – AU$750 the pair

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