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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Cast Bronze Changalvetta Oil Lamp
c. 17-18th century W 16" D 5" H 4"...
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Price: $695.00
Bronze Boat Shaped Oil Lamp from Kerala
17th century W 11-1/2" D 2" H 7-1/2"...
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Price: $895.00
Tall Indian Brass Crusie Oil Lamp
Fashioned after Scottish crusies, this piece was crafted with five wick holders on the oil well, tha...
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Price: $895.00
Tall Indian Brass Crusie Oil Lamp
This unusually tall lamp was patterned after Scottish crusies. It features a very decorative, styli...
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Price: $895.00
Tall Indian Brass Crusie Oil Lamp
Patterned after Scottish lamps, this hefty example features a wonderful, folk art handle at the top,...
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Price: $895.00
Indian Carved Stone Oil Lamp
From Kerala, India, this piece was hand carved in three, graduated tiers, with a turtle form as the ...
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Price: $1,900.00
Large Cast Bronze Tiered Oil Lamp
This magnificent piece was cast with a whimsical pea fowl on the top; standing over graduated "sauce...
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Price: $6,500.00
Rare Banyan Tree Cast Bronze Oil Lamp
An exciting find, this unusual, very large oil lamp was cast in the form of the ancient Banyan tree;...
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Price: $6,950.00
