Miniature Red Satin Lion's Head with Tulip Shade Victorian Kerosene Night Lamp

RARE RED SATIN PATTERNED
ART-GLASS NIGHT LAMP
“TULIP" PATTERN
The Consolidated Lamp & Brass Co.
Coraopolis, Pennsylvania

Overview: This rare "TULIP" Red Satin Patterned Art-Glass Night Lamp with the Original Consolidated Collar & Nutmeg Burner Set stands 9-inches tall to the top of its 4 -inch floral shade. This lamp is easy to find in the red but very difficult to find in other color-ways.
(Smith I – Fig. 284)

Lamp has been completely restored by
The 19th Century Lighting Co.

       Manufactured By: The Consolidated Lamp & Brass Co. of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania (formerly The Fostoria Shade & Lamp Company of Fostoria, Ohio) managed in the 1890’s famous glass color-man Nicholas Kopp Jr. & later by William Sergeant. (Circa 1900 - 1915) This beautiful & rare lamp has been restored to its pristine, original flawless condition and is a real show-piece.

       Metalwork: Lamp retains its original brass collar & 3-piece “Nutmeg” brand, brass, Burner, Globe Ring & Chimney Holder, which has been completely restored to its original finish & luster. (Please note that we do not guarantee that this font, or any other font that we sell, will either hold oil/kerosene or that they will safely support combustion - the font is meant to be used for globe support & lamp component completeness only). Night Lamp still retains all of its original & authentic metal components. Still in oil, never electrified.

       Original Colorways: This lamp was originally produced in this Red Satin Patterned-Art-Glass as well as Celery Green Satin Art-Glass & Light Blue Satin Art-Glass versions. Chimney is a modern replica-replacement. Original Patterned Satin Art-Glass is in pristine restored condition.

       Item # C-RSAG-TULP-M    Call (517)-741-7383 for Price        Shipping and insurance extra.

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