Metal Cast like frame, copper patina , 12" * 24", with white to fade blue smoke bell very unusual, excellent condition, picture does not do this piece justice,
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Metal Cast like frame, copper patina , 12" * 24", with white to fade blue smoke bell very unusual, excellent condition, picture does not do this piece justice,
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Re: Antique Hanging oil lamp
Most of these date from the late 19th century for use with parlor lamps, generally they had shades as well. Currently oil lamps are not in great demand, they last peaked in value before 2000. this one might go at auction for $150.00
Re: Antique Hanging oil lamp
Noticed that frame is non-magnetic and base is metal, traditional do you know what they were made of, and did they paint them, like mine seems to be copper patina? Chris
Re: Parlor Hanging oil lamp
They used a lot of tin, brass, cast iron and "Pot metal" in these lamps. In most cases the metal was electroplated or painted to resemble brass, bronze or gold. The bases tended to be pot metals or cast iron for the weight and balance the lamp.
Re: Parlor Hanging oil lamp
Thank you
What is the asking price for…