An impressive and substantial Egyptian Revival double duplex burner Oil Lamp A very attractive Victorian Oil Lamp having a double duplex burner; The Lamp having a cast  More »

An impressive and substantial Egyptian Revival double duplex burner Oil Lamp A very attractive Victorian Oil Lamp having a double duplex burner; The Lamp having a cast iron column of three sphinx's 'back to back' moving up to a clear reservoir, then the double Duplex burner to an opaline shade housing a chimney. The unusual marbled ceramic stand presents the overall Very nice Oil Lamp difficult to photograph well All original parts - not a marriage 26 inches (66cm) height approx overall - it is a large impressive Oil Lamp Circa: 1880 Good Condition   « Less

Pair of antique brass oil lamps from France, circa 1850

Pair of antique brass oil lamps from France, circa 1850   « Less

a Roman bronze oil lamp, circa 100 AD, origin France. In the form of a head of an African, with echeloned corkscrew curls fringed around the face, thick brows, bulging  More »

a Roman bronze oil lamp, circa 100 AD, origin France. In the form of a head of an African, with echeloned corkscrew curls fringed around the face, thick brows, bulging articulated, lidded eyes and a broad nose, the fleshy lips open with the lamp nozzle protruding from the mouth, the lidded fill-hole at the top of the head, the ring handle surmounted by a palmette. L 18,4cm   « Less

Just rite grip handle carbide oil lamp, engraving marks ,brass, white metal,plastic, impressed incised.marks, probably from early 1900. oil cap, patent pending. very good  More »

Just rite grip handle carbide oil lamp, engraving marks ,brass, white metal,plastic, impressed incised.marks, probably from early 1900. oil cap, patent pending. very good aged patina. has not been practiced! 4.5" h. x 3.5" w. x 3"d. quite heavy for the size. Unique, collectible, as novelty piece!   « Less

This is a beautiful brilliant glass lamp standing 20 1/4 tall to chimney. Has P&A duplex burner with GWTW milk glass ball included. In excellent condition with no  More »

This is a beautiful brilliant glass lamp standing 20 1/4 tall to chimney. Has P&A duplex burner with GWTW milk glass ball included. In excellent condition with no imperfections.   « Less

Antique oil lamp converted. Lamp has three different hand painted scenes of cherubs. Wick nob is labeled made in US America. Lamp is 25 inches tall with glass shades. Metal  More »

Antique oil lamp converted. Lamp has three different hand painted scenes of cherubs. Wick nob is labeled made in US America. Lamp is 25 inches tall with glass shades. Metal base is around 7.5 inches by 7.5 inches. Please Email me if you have any questions.   « Less

Quality lamp from Victorian times condition very good has double burner wicks which need replacing stands 70cm high.

Quality lamp from Victorian times condition very good has double burner wicks which need replacing stands 70cm high.   « Less

purchased in New Orleans in the 70's. Victorian Era. Oil burning. 3 foot tall. Excellent cond.

purchased in New Orleans in the 70's. Victorian Era. Oil burning. 3 foot tall. Excellent cond.   « Less

Authentic antique Medieval Islamic cast bronze oil lamp, Khorasan Seljuk/Seljuq Turks Period 12th Century A.D. (6th century AH “Hijri”). The body of pear  More »

Authentic antique Medieval Islamic cast bronze oil lamp, Khorasan Seljuk/Seljuq Turks Period 12th Century A.D. (6th century AH “Hijri”). The body of pear shape on a spreading round stepped pedestal decorated with panels of reserved arabesque decoration, extending to the wall of the bowl; the discus with keyhole-shaped void surrounded by arabesque decoration, with expanding rim to the spout; to the rear, the handle formed as a loop with integral bird perched above; the separate hinged piriform lid incised in scroll design and surmounted with bird finial. CONDITION: in good condition, considering its age of more than 700 years, with no restorations or repairs, showing the age and usage with beautiful patina. MEASUREMENTS: Overall length: 11 cm (4.33071 in). Height of lamp including bird finial on the handle: 10 cm (3.93701 in). REFERENCES: Islamic Metalwork of the Eighth to the Fifteenth Century in the Keir Collection by Geza Fehervari. Plate 31. Similar lamps to this one can be found on display in the Museum Of Turkish And Islamic Arts, Istanbul, Turkey. Please see the links below: https://www.flickr.com/photos/lseco/9078082294/ The Seljuqs, a Turkic dynasty of Central Asian nomadic origins, became the new rulers of the eastern Islamic lands following their defeat of the powerful Ghaznavids at the Battle of Dandanakan (1040). By 1055, the Seljuqs had reached and taken over Baghdad, which put an end to Buyid rule, and established themselves as the new protectors of the Abbasid caliphate and Sunni Islam. Within fifty years, the Seljuqs created a vast though relatively short-lived empire, encompassing all of Iran, Iraq, and much of Anatolia. By the close of the eleventh century, as the Seljuq realm became troubled due to internal conflicts and the division of the realm among heirs, the empire dissolved into separate territories governed by different branches of the dynasty. The main branch of the Seljuq house, the so-called Great Seljuqs, maintained control over Iran. Under the Seljuq sultanate, Iran enjoyed a period of material and cultural prosperity, and the ingenuity in architecture and the arts during this period had a notable impact on later artistic developments. ALL ITEMS ARE GUARANTEED TO BE AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES AND NOT REPRODUCTIONS ALL OUR ARTIFACTS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY   « Less

Authentic antique Medieval Islamic cast bronze Double-Wicked oil lamp. Khorasan Seljuk/Seljuq Turks Period 12th. Century A.D. (6th century AH  More »

Authentic antique Medieval Islamic cast bronze Double-Wicked oil lamp. Khorasan Seljuk/Seljuq Turks Period 12th. Century A.D. (6th century AH “Hijri”) The rounded body on a spreading trumpet foot with two spreading spouts project from the front, the handle formed as a loop with integral bird perched above; surmounted by the hinged domed lid. The top of the body engraved with running animals, birds, scrolling vine, and the bands of benedictory Arabic kufic inscription. CONDITION: showing the age and usage with beautiful patina, the top of the lamp has same cracks secured by glue. MEASUREMENTS: Overall length: 14.5 cm (5.70866 in). Height of lamp including bird finial on the handle: 13 cm (5 1/8 in). REFERENCES: Islamic metalwork from the Iranian world: 8-18th centuries. [Assadullah Souren Melikian-Chirvani; Victoria and Albert Museum.] The Seljuqs, a Turkic dynasty of Central Asian nomadic origins, became the new rulers of the eastern Islamic lands following their defeat of the powerful Ghaznavids at the Battle of Dandanakan (1040). By 1055, the Seljuqs had reached and taken over Baghdad, which put an end to Buyid rule, and established themselves as the new protectors of the Abbasid caliphate and Sunni Islam. Within fifty years, the Seljuqs created a vast though relatively short-lived empire, encompassing all of Iran, Iraq, and much of Anatolia. By the close of the eleventh century, as the Seljuq realm became troubled due to internal conflicts and the division of the realm among heirs, the empire dissolved into separate territories governed by different branches of the dynasty. The main branch of the Seljuq house, the so-called Great Seljuqs, maintained control over Iran. Under the Seljuq sultanate, Iran enjoyed a period of material and cultural prosperity, and the ingenuity in architecture and the arts during this period had a notable impact on later artistic developments. ALL ITEMS ARE GUARANTEED TO BE AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES AND NOT REPRODUCTIONS ALL OUR ARTIFACTS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY   « Less