Oil Lamp with Fingerhole – EAPC
| Dimensions: | Base: ~4″ high*. |
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| Part Number: | none |
| Catalogs: | none |
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| Known Colors: | Crystal |
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| Notes: | Non-production item. Prototype only. |
The only one is known to be in existence and it is owned by Vicky Hilton Cunningham.
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* Verified.
Since this lamp has what appears to be a Lamplight Farms burner, it was possibly a prototype made for Lamplight Farms that they would have sold under their name.
Considering that Lamplight Farms has been in business since 1964 and had a lot of various pattern lamps made for them by various glass, ceramic, and other manufacturing companies around the world (US, Italy, Austria, Hong Kong, China, France, etc.) it would be interesting and desirable if some research could be done on the company and it’s products for collectors and historians of modern and vintage kerosene lamps.