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From our Collection of fine New England Student Lamps acquired over the last thirty four years . . .
All are in good working order be they electrified or in original oil burning state. Common to all pieces shown is their examplary condition. The shades on all of them are those that were being used in the homes from which they came. ENJOY! |
Pressed Acanthus Leaf Whale Oil Lamp |
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Pair of
Early Copper Candle Lanterns |
Tin Whale Oil Lantern with Blown Globe
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Tin Crusie on Tidy Top |
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Tin Fingerlamp with Rare Blue Japanned Finish
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Rare French Brass Lantern |
Sandwich Glass Lamp,
c.1825-28
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Copper Tinderbox, Complete with Flint and Steel
Tiger Maple Betty Lamp Holder. A Rare Lighting Accessory |
Two Rare Little Chamber Lamps, c. 1725
Wood Candle Lantern in Original Apple Green Paint. A Rare Survivor
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Cut Overlay Lamp, Moorish Windows, c. 1860. |
Pair Sandwich Glass Whale Oil Lamps with Hand Blown Acid Etched Shades
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Smith & Stonesifer Type Patent Lard Oil Lamp, c. 1854 Patent |
Extremely RARE and Wonderful Sandwich Glass Hand Candlestick,
c. 1850-80
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Brass Spout Lamp on Tall Stand, c. 1830
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19th Century "Frog" Lamp . . . Miner's Lamp |
Exceptional pair of Tin Sconces with Double Candle Cups. They don't get much better than this! |
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Round Mirrored Sconce with Petal Bobeche,
c. 1780-1820 |
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