Oil Fired
In 1850, Samuel M. Kier of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania developed oil lamps that burned kerosene which he distilled from surface oil. In 1859, Colonel Edwin L. Drake struck oil in Pennsylvania, creating the first economical and readily available source of kerosene, and earlier forms of oil lamps became obsolete almost immediately.
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Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 Dia. 5-3/4" H 11"...
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Price: $49.00
Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 Dia. 5-3/4" H 11"...
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Price: $49.00
Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 Dia. 5-1/2" H 10"...
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Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 W 6" D 6" H 11"...
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Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 W 5" D 5" H 10"...
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Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 Dia. 5" H 11"...
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Price: $49.00
Chinese Iron Oil Lamp
c. 1890 Dia. 5-1/2" H 10-1/4"...
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Chinese Oil Lamp with Stone Base
c. 1890 W 4-1/2" D 4-1/2" H 14"...
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Price: $59.00
Chinese Oil Lamp with Stone Base
c. 1890 W 7" D 7" H 17-1/2"...
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Pair Small Chinese Brown Glaze Pottery Oil Lamps
19th century W 3" D 3" H 7"...
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Price: $59.00
