Scarce Solid Brass Three Burner Angle Lamp

• Stylish Fleur-De-Lis Patten with an early embossed bail and retractable ceiling canopy.

• All beautifully polished and lacquered, exactly as it was sold in or around 1910.
  Nice original condition, still in oil.

• Signed on wick adjusting knobs: Angle Mfg. Co, N.Y.

• All indications are that this lamp would burn in oil but no attempt has been made to test it. Wiring for electricity can easily be accomplished without harming this lamp in any way.

• This lamp has seen much use over the years and has some age related flaws. None of which compromise this lamps integrity.

• The finial cup was replaced with an original tin type. This is the only non-brass piece on the entire lamp. One hinge has has a loop missing, but still functions and holds tight.

• The top signed cap has some stress cracks, these will not interfere with it's oil holding capacity. The oil reservoir tank is dented, but will not cause it to leak.

• The white chimneys all have heat stains on the inside, caused by over-firing it and trying for maximum light. These stains do not show from the outside.

• This Lamp will be the center of attention over any dining room table, or bar, or game room table.

• Perfect for an advanced Lamp collection and above all, a sound investment item.

• Production of angle lamps ceased in 1929.

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