HOBBS NO. 326 WINDOWS / COIN DOT KEROSENE STAND LAMP, Ruby/cranberry opalescent font, colorless base, No. 2 Taplin-Brown collar. Fitted with a period setup comprising a No. 2 "QUEEN ANNE" slip burner, and colorless chimney with serrated-scalloped top, matching Ruby/cranberry opalescent Windows/Coin Dot shade with a crimped rim. Later brass shade ring. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. Circa 1889. 14" H to top of shade, 9 1/8" H to top of collar, 5" D foot; shade 4 1/4" H, 4" D fitter.
Lamp undamaged, font with a broken bubble to lower section, collar with a dent. Shade with a small sliver chip to rim, which does not affect the profile, fitter with a very minute flake, burner deflector with very light denting, chimney fitter with some roughness. Shade ring lacking set screws.
Literature: Parallels Thuro - Oil Lamps I, p. 225, Thuro - Oil Lamps II, p. 105, no. 2, and Bredehoft - Hobbs, Brockunier, & Co., Glass, p. 141, top.
Provenance: From the Thomas R. Golden estate collection, Wilmington, DE.

Lamp undamaged, font with a broken bubble to lower section, collar with a dent. Shade with a small sliver chip to rim, which does not affect the profile, fitter with a very minute flake, burner deflector with very light denting, chimney fitter with some roughness. Shade ring lacking set screws.