Posted 11 years ago
toolate2
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Seems to me that we have one more of these somewhere in the house... I'll look around for it and post it along with these three. Anybody into old oil lamps?
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Posted 11 years ago
toolate2
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Seems to me that we have one more of these somewhere in the house... I'll look around for it and post it along with these three. Anybody into old oil lamps?
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Very beautiful lamps!!!
Yes, I'm into Oil Lamps....in fact I've been a member of the Historical Lighting Society of Canada for over 30 years. Were you looking for info. on these? RER(BOB)
Bob, I'd love to have more info! Thanks pops52, Phil, kerry, DrFluffy, walks, mike, agh, and SEAN!!!
The First one is a Hardware/department store lamp made in Taiwan/S.E.Asia....made after 1970. The other two are older....probably the 1930-40's and are not named. These were sold through hardware stores/ corner grocery stores and were probably made by Anchor Hocking or Bartlett-Collins or similar. The insert collar on the middle lamp was patented in the early 1910's. These are the most common of the utilitarian lamps of that period. BOB