Fairy Lamp Dome Pink Satin Maker unknown, c. 1920. Mold blown honeycomb design. I am guessing at the date and am unsure if this is truly a fairy lamp dome – it may be a shade. Top and bottom rims lightly ground in the making – 4 ½" high. Large opening is 3", small opening inside edge to inside edge is 1 1/8". Bottom of large opening has one air pocket popped out – small bubbles can be seen inside glass. No cracks or chips. (139R)

Keywords: lighting, mold blown, Clarke, eapg, antique

Circa: 1920
Manufacturer: unknown  

Lomax Lamp An all glass lamp made by Lomax, c. 1870. 6 ¼" h. base to top rim x 4 1/8" d. base. Brass collar. Base marked " Trade Mark Oil Guard Lamp Patd. Sep. 20 1870."Photo illustration page 179 Thuro "Oil Lamps." There is a 2" long section of underfilled glass on the font, a manufacturing defect. (#5880)

Keywords: eapg early americna pattern glass antique collectible lighting
Manufacturer: Lomax  

Custard Heart Lamp This Tarentum lamp, c.1896 is also referred to as Heart with Thumbprint. 9" high to
collar base x 5 ¼" base diameter. Custard, and particularly decorated custard is a rare find
in this lamp. It has a wonderful lemony color, and the enameled decoration on each of the
3 hearts depicts a pansy and leaves. Excellent condition of entire lamp and decoration. (5940)

Keywords: victorian burner glass kerosene whale oil fluid light


Manufacturer: Tarentum  

Bulls Eye and Fleur de Lys Flint Fluid Lamp This pattern is attributed to the Union Glass Company, c. 1850. The glass quality is brilliant and the pattern crisp. The lamp has an octagonal scalloped base with 2 wafers attaching the font and stem. 9" high to top of collar x 4 7/8" base diameter. Excellent condition with one ¼" surface chip on the side of the base. The lamp came with this ugly kerosene burner which will be detached and sent along with the item. (5869)

keywords: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG lighting light lamp antique

Manufacturer: Union Glass Company  

Star & Punty Whale Oil Lamp Product of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, c. 1850’s. Illustrated in Barlow/Kaiser " A Guide to Sandwich Glass Whale Oil Lamps & Accessories." Flint glass, pressed hexagonal base, wafer construction, brass collar. 9" h to top of collar, 4" base diameter. No burner. One underside base corner has a 3/16" long surface flake about 1/16" deep. There is a tiny nick in the center of one corner of the hexagonal base. An in the mold striation appears on the base. (#4164)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass flint

Manufacturer: Boston and Sandwich Glass Company  

Post Stand Lamp Maker unknown for the Post pattern, c. 1880’s. 7" h. to base of collar x 3 ½" diameter base. New No. 1 burner with shade. The font sits very slightly off center on the base (perhaps the glass worker had a bad night?) All the feet are perfect, excellent condition.(5933)

Keywords: victorian burner glass kerosene whale oil fluid light


Manufacturer: American  

Lion and Baboon Stand Lamp Maker unknown, c. 1880. 9" h 6" base diameter. Baboons are featured on the 4 base corners and lions are featured on the font corners. There are similarities to the Princess Feather lamp pattern in the design separating the animal faces. If it’s Victoriana you are looking for, this is it. A No.2 burner and shade are included. Excellent condition. (5935)

Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible lighting kerosene whale oil fluid


Manufacturer: American  

Star and Punty Flint Fluid Lamp Made by Boston and Sandwich, c. 1850. This is a slender version of this lamp – the font being small in diameter , 3 ¼", with a 4" diameter hexagonal base. It stands 9" high to the bottom of the collar. Brilliant flint glass in excellent condition. Note that at some point the brass collar was placed or replaced on this lamp. That crazy attachment for electrifying the lamp screws off and will be shipped with the lamp as a separate piece. Not to worry, the lamp was not "drilled out" for electrification. (5870)

keywords: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG lighting light lamp antique

Manufacturer: Boston and Sandwich  

Angel Etched and Cut Sconces – pair The cutting and etching on these Victorian sconces is very very good. The varying depths of cutting add an illusion of depth to the vase and grape leaves. Each angel is looking directly at the "viewer". 8 1/8" h x 1 7/8" outside measurement at base, by just shy of 4" across the top. The glass is 1/8" thick and has some resonance when struck. Circa.1900 - in excellent condition. (#3833)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG lighting light lamp candle sconce

Manufacturer: glass company  

Lomax Lamp with burner Height – 7 ½" from drip lip to base. Marked underneath "LOMAX OIL GUARD LAMP PATD SEP. 20 1870. Excellent condition. (#5144)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass
Manufacturer: Lomax  

Miniature Blown Glass Lamp with Colored Threads Maker unknown, c. 1950. The date is a guess, could be earlier, as it mimics an oil lamp. This piece is thin, fragile, hollow, almost weightless. White , pink and blue threads throughout the lamp base. Lamp is 4 ½" high with a 1 3/16" diameter base. The shade is 1 5/8" long. Tiny green shade has a fluted top and rimmed underbase. The color of the shade is lighter than in photo – about the color of a cooked lima bean. No chips or cracks. (LAMP)

Keywords: dollhouse, striations, tiny, childrens, toy

Circa: 1950
Manufacturer: unknown  

Amber Inverted Thumbprint Finger Lamp Amber color finger lamp in an inverted thumbprint pattern. Applied handle. Measures 3 1/4" high and about 4 1/4" in diameter. Circa late 1800's. Condition is excellent. (#I176)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass
Manufacturer: as described  

Sandwich Pressed Ring Punty Lamp - Flint Glass A pressed baroque milk glass base, brass connector and clear Pressed Ring Punty font. 10 ½" h to top of collar. Below the bottom of the connector the milk glass ring has a number of hairline flaws yellowed with age. A fabulous flint glass lamp of the 1860's. (#4614)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass
Manufacturer: Sandwich  

Baby Thumbprint Hand Lamps (2) These are 2 examples of whale oil/fluid period lamps, c. 1855, made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. They are both flint, with crimped handles and no burners. The large lamp measures 3 ¾" h x 3 5/8" base diameter. On the large lamp there is a ½" outside crack radiating directly downward from the folded upper handle. There also appears to be a crack above the crimping . The small lamp measures 3 ¼" h x 3" base diameter. This smaller lamp has a 1" long interior crack radiating diagonally from the upper handle.
(4337-188Q)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass Company  

Paneled Shield Lamp – Figural Stem Thuro shows this font in Oil Lamps Book 1. Slightly over 11 ½" h. Metal base, brass connector, and collar. Many of the "shield type" fonts were made for the 1876 Centennial. Excellent condition. (#4730)

Key words: eapg pattern pressed glass figural exposition Philadelphia commemorative


Manufacturer: American