CUT AND FROSTED KEROSENE COMPOSITE STAND LAMP, colorless and frosted compressed urn-form font with engraved foliage and punties, tapered-form opal stem depicting a camel in desert, black painted metal foot, brass connectors, No. 2 shoulder collar. Fitted with a period setup comprising a No. 2 E. Miller & Co. Apollo duplex burner, shade ring, colorless and frosted ball-form shade with overall scattered engraved eight-point stars, and a colorless marked MacBeth chimney. Fourth quarter 19th century. 19" H to top of shade, 11 3/8" H to top of collar, 5" SQ foot. Shade 6" H, 4" D fitter. Shade 6 1/8" H, 4 1/8" D fitter.
Literature: Parallels Thuro I, p. 217e right.
Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Undamaged lamp, stem with some light annealing lines, as made, some minute denting to connectors and a light separation to lower connector. Burner deflector with minute denting, shade fitter with normal roughness, as made, chimney undamaged.

Undamaged lamp, stem with some light annealing lines, as made, some minute denting to connectors and a light separation to lower connector. Burner deflector with minute denting, shade fitter with normal roughness, as made, chimney undamaged.