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    Posted 13 years ago

    lizzkev67
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    I am looking for information regarding this lamp. It was in a camp and no longer being used so I brought it home. I really like it but am having a difficult time finding information on it. It has B&H on the top and on the bottom. On the bottom also has the number 7326. no sure if it was an oil lamp converted to electric or if it was always electric? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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    1. rocker-sd rocker-sd, 13 years ago
      Bradley and Hubbard kerosene banquet lamp base, converted to electric. Circa 1890.
    2. lizzkev67, 13 years ago
      Thank you so much! Do you know where I can look to find a picture of one? I'm trying to find a picture of the original shade.
    3. Alan Marshall, 13 years ago
      Hello, Your lamp base appears to be that of a foot warmer lamp, if so i have an original cranberry shade. If you measure the gallery we'll see if it fits. Alan 01205 722595
    4. lizzkev67, 13 years ago
      Hi Alan, thank you for the information. I'm not sure what the gallery is or how to measure it? Do you know how I can find a picture of the original lamp?
    5. tpitman, 8 years ago
      I have this same lamp. It has been in my family since the early 1950's - how much earlier than that I don't know. We lived in upstate New York.
      The lamp I have has no shade - only a regular glass chimney. I don't recall it ever having a shade, and I don't see anything around the metal part on the top of the base that would accommodate one.

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