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Tinware oil lamp, possibly Pennsylvania. (19th century USA)

8.00inch high (20.32 cm high)

Unusual tinware oil lamp with sliding cover over filling hole. Closely similar in some respects to early American lighting pieces such as the 'Pensylvania kettle lamp' illustrated in 'Early Lighting' by the Rushlight Club, fig 4-34 p.44. I believe that there is also a possiblity that it might be German in origin although I have not seen the sliding lid in a European example.

gbp 135.00 (Pound Sterling)

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