Oil Lamp: Bartlett Collins Homesteader, Amber Glass Octagon, Eagle Burner, USA, Vintage 1970s - SOLD

A very large, very heavy octagonal amber glass oil lamp with an embossed pedestal base and an Eagle brand burner, from Bartlett Collins' Early American Homesteader line.

• Maker: Bartlett Collins
• Pattern: Early American Homesteader Lamps, Octagon Amber
• Materials: Glass, metal
• Dimensions: 6.0 inches in Diameter (base), approx. 9.0 inches Tall
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage, 1970s
• Condition: Good — the Eagle burner is rusted and looks very old, most likely the vintage look on these; however, if you would like to use this lamp regularly, we suggest you replace the burner for ease of use. One of the prongs that would hold the chimney is slightly bent. There are no chips, scratches, cracks, or cloudiness on the glass base. It includes the glass body, burner, and wick; no globe or chimney. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A very large and VERY heavy oil lamp (also called a hurricane lamp). The amber glass body is octagonal (8 sided), with a very nicely patterned, embossed pedestal base. The base was made by Bartlett Collins in the 1970s and sold under the brand Early American Homesteader Lamps. The metal burner and wick are Eagle brand, made by P&A Mfg.

These lamps are highly collectible and great for patios, as table lamps while dining outside, or lit indoors (with lamp oil, not kerosene, when indoors). We hope you enjoy it however you decide to use it.

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