This 1950s–1960s miniature porcelain oil lamp, made in Japan, is shaped like a teapot with a delicate floral design, a brass-tone burner, and an original glass chimney — a teapot that holds lamp oil instead of tea, and is entirely charming about it.
Type: Oil Lamp, Miniature
Maker: Unknown, Made in Japan
Material: Porcelain (base), glass (chimney), brass-tone metal (burner)
Note: Two available, sold individually. One has a loose wick raiser knob — may require manual wick adjustment. Ships at random.
Condition: Very good vintage condition. No chips, scratches, cracks, or cloudiness. Very tiny rust on burner band. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A delightful gift for the oil lamp collector, the cottagecore home, or anyone who loves small objects that do something.
It retains its original "Made in Japan" sticker on the base. These Japanese porcelain mini lamps are genuinely collectible and genuinely functional: perfect for a table setting, a wedding or baby shower display, a shelf vignette, or quiet evening light indoors with lamp oil.
Browse our shop for more vintage oil lamps and Japanese porcelain lighting to round out your collection.
