VICTORIAN FOSTORIA ENAMEL-DECORATED PARLOR / GONE WITH THE WIND LAMP, opaque white with matching decoration to the shade and base, compressed pyriform font vase, topped with a ball-form shade with period shade ring, cast-metal figural foliate base signed "F. G. CO." to the underside, appropriate Fostoria brass drop-in font. Fitted with a period brass slip burner and appropriate signed "FOSTORIA" flame spreader, colorless slip chimney signed "EMPIRE/NO.2/RAYO/B&H/ROCHESTER/MADE IN U.S.A.". Late 19th/early 20th century. 18 1/4" H to top of shade, 10 1/4" H to top of shade holder, 6 1/4" SQ base. Shade 8 1/2" H, 4" D fitter.
Very good condition overall with some scattered wear to the glass, overall wear to the metal, one short stress mark to the burner gallery. Shade with typical light flaking/roughness to the fitter, as made.
Provenance: From the Culver collection, Tom & Michael Andrews, Berlin, MD.

Very good condition overall with some scattered wear to the glass, overall wear to the metal, one short stress mark to the burner gallery. Shade with typical light flaking/roughness to the fitter, as made.