Clear pressed glass oil lamp featuring a bulbous font with ribbed pattern decoration on the base and stem. The lamp includes original metal burner assembly with brass-colored components, wire bail handles, and thumbwheel adjustment mechanism. The clear glass chimney has a crimped decorative rim at the top. The pressed glass base displays a radiating starburst or sunburst pattern typical of late 19th to early 20th century American lamp production. Metal burner shows manufacturer's marking. Wick remains in place.

This type of pressed glass oil lamp was mass-produced during the transition period when kerosene lamps were common household lighting before widespread electrification. The pressed glass technique allowed manufacturers to create decorative patterns that mimicked more expensive cut glass while remaining affordable for average households.

Condition:

Metal burner assembly shows age-appropriate oxidation and patina throughout. Glass font interior exhibits residue and discoloration from previous oil use. Glass chimney and base show minor surface wear consistent with age. No chips or cracks observed in glass components. Wick present but shows age and staining. Refer to the pictures and in person inspection for condition.

Approximate Dimensions: 17'' Tall