Antique Kerosene Lamps

Charming kerosene lamp decorated with children on a black background.

Antique porcelain kerosene lamp is now electrified. Exotic swan is embellished all over with lavender pink rose blossoms and trailing green leaves.

Very nice pair of kerosene lamps, mounted on bronze feet, porcelain reservoirs decorated with cupids and polychrome flowers.

All original Japanese oil (kerosene) lamp. The cylindrical post (15") is made from bamboo which has developed a beautiful patina with age.

There are in the style of kerosene lamps. These pieces are made of porcelain and they are decorated with a portrait in a medallion.

An elegant converted oil lamp made of ceramic in beautiful colors. Late 19th century, converted kerosene lamp in blue with modeled details in turquoise and gold.

Baroque style table lamp with white opaline glass. The base is an old kerosene lamp probably from around the 1880s upcycled back in time with electrification.

a charming box used to transport kerosene lamps with their fragile glass chimneys. probably part of an elaborate set of "luggage". hand forged iron handles.

British made brass and hand painted porcelain oil lamp with original period cranberry shade. Measurements: 27"H on an 8"Dia porcelain base. SKU: TL0080

Exceptional metal work with extremely fine details. Glass kerosene lamp and gorgeous antlers. Truly a one of a kind and unique piece.

Pair of lamps with bronze vase and cast handles, mounted on black marble base. Pressed, clear glass fluid container. Pink striped original glass shade.

Has been rewired, with ten lights: nine on fake candlesticks and one on the old kerosene lamp. One of the nine candlesticks has a patch of damage (very discreet difference).

Glass and brass, converted to electric. Excellent painting on this example, featuring an American crimped 4" shade. Great peach coloring and true Eastlake styling in the etching, a s...

In 1859, with the discovery of oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania, B&H began producing kerosene burning lamps, which eventually replaced whale oil burning lamps.

In 1859, with the discovery of oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania, B&H began producing kerosene burning lamps, which eventually replaced whale oil burning lamps.

In 1859, with the discovery of oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania, B&H began producing kerosene burning lamps, which eventually replaced whale oil burning lamps.

Beautiful antique French onyx column form kerosene lamp with the original glass reservoir and a kosmos-burner made by Wild & Wessel of Berlin (the ship's cord-logo can be found on th...

Bradley & Hubbard Figural Conquistador Bronzed Metal Kerosene Lamp with Floral Hand Painted Glass Globe c1890 Measures - 42.5"h

We present you a big, heavy hanging kerosene lamp from the late 19th century. The lamp is made of cast iron.

Admittedly, we rarely buy kerosene lamps, but this one really spoke to us. We love bronze and the vast majority of kerosene lamps are not bronze.

Brass Kerosene Lamp From the Early 20th Century With White Glass Shade An antique kerosene lamp made of brass, with a stand and adjustable height.

Pair of kerosene lamps. The intricately crafted porcelain paunch is decorated with birds, nests and foliated rinceau on green background.

Antique kerosene lamp from the 1880s, manufactured by Fynsk Glasværk.

Antique Mantle Lamp Co. Rare Red Glass Kerosene Lamp With Opalescent Glass Shade C1920 Measures - 23 1/4" x 11 1/8" x 11 1/8" A kerosene lamp from the Antique Mantle Lamp Co., feat...

The lamp stands on a tin foot, and has a glass kerosene container.

Art Nouveau Ceiling Kerosene Lamp with Hand-Painted Shade, circa 1898 We present you an original Art Nouveau kerosene lamp, circa 1898.

This wonderful, unique oil lamp is quite special. It has beautiful patina and lovely cast bronze detail. The shade is original and not a copy. The base is in exceptional condition...

Description: Antique Victorian Oil Lamp Handmade Moulded Blown Spatter Glass Kerosene Table Lamp.

Pair of antique German kerosene lamps by Wild and Wessel offer faceted cranberry glass fonts raised on silver plate bases and having Kosmos burner, circa 1860.

Pair Awaji pottery lamps converted from kerosene, with double cluster articulated sockets, and retaining the old reservoirs and wick controls.

This amazing 19th Century figural lamp is most assuredly going to put a smile on your face every time you look at it. We have had some nice lamps from this period, but this one is c...

Fully functional. New bead trimmings.

An antique Victorian kerosene table lamp offers floral hand painted glass globe and font in double handled foliate cast frame, not electrified, c1890 Measures - 25.5'' H x 13.5'' ...

A lamp from the end of 1890, or the beginning of 1900.

Pair of large kerosene lamps in Satsuma porcelain. The baluster-shaped lamps are decorated with large, multicolored cartouches featuring people painted on a gilded, multicolored back...

The lamp pedestal and the kerosene container are made of hand painted faience with the Paradisverkstaden signature.

Theodore Deck enameled French pottery oil lamp converted to electricity, circa 1870. Signed above foot and under base. 22" high overall, 12" to socket, 6 1/2" diameter. Excellent con...

Antique Solar Kerosene Lamp offers Gilt Brass Base with Opalescent White Cut To Clear Glass Font, Seated on Marble Plinth, Electrified, c1860 Measures- 26.25''H x 13.75''W x 13.75''D

Awaji pottery kerosene lamp converted to electric. Three twisted lug handles at the shoulder and covered with a rich, green glaze.

Originally a kerosene lamp converted to table lamp in the early 20th Century.

Originally a kerosene lamp converted to table lamp in the early 20th Century.

Originally a pair of kerosene lamps but later wired (EU). Height to socket: 47 cm.

Made during the late 19th Century. Originally a kerosene lamp converted to table lamp in the early 20th Century.

Beautiful classic table lamp in matte gold with polished edges in gold. Originally a kerosene lamp from the late 19th century that was converted into an electric table lamp in the 20...

Though we don't use the cans today, kerosene lamps were in most every household in America in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Heavily patinated bronze. 19th century lantern was originally a kerosene lamp. Recently rewired for electrical use.

Originally an oil or kerosene lamp, it has been sensitively and fully converted to a safe, modern electrical fitting.

Art Deco oil lamp made. Transparent glass shade Beautifully sculpted in the shape of an octagon - the base and the tank. dimensions; Total height - 500 mm. Base diameter - 165 m...

We do have a weakness for the whimsy, hence the monkey and coconut lamp. This lamp is so much fun and now can be used without adding oil, as it has been electrified. As an added qual...

Originally held a container of kerosene on top with the lamp on top. This can be seen at our 124 West 24th St. store in Manhattan.

This is large for a kerosene lamp and is highly detailed. It has a luxury feel to it and could have been used in a lounge or dining car.

Somewhat ironically, August Strindberg never owned a Strindberg lamp. His was a kerosene lamp that manufacturers later chose to replace with electric lamps while keeping the main fea...

We love whimsy here, and this certainly fits that category. This well cast figural lamp has a beautiful original warm brown patina. The shade is an original period deep etched ball. ...