Whale Oil Lamp

Titusville, Pennsylvania, B&H began producing kerosene burning lamps, which eventually replaced whale oil

Titusville, Pennsylvania, B&H began producing kerosene burning lamps, which eventually replaced whale oil

, which eventually replaced whale oil burning lamps. By the 1890s B&H had showrooms in New York, Boston

This elegant pair of early 19th-century Sandwich Glass whale oil lamps is a striking example of

would visit us. Many times he brought scrimshaws sperm whale teeth that he tried to sell. He once gave

Anglo Raj antique 19th century bronze Indian temple oil lamp. Whale oil lamp with 4 wick burners

Great color and likely made by a Boston glass company. The whale oil or other would fill lamp and

Wheeler mirrored reflectors are highly sought after and the whale tail examples are there most

Antique 19th century Japanese gold bronze whale oil lamp (Now Electrified). Shade shown is 18

19th Century American whale oil lamp. Colorless spherical EAPG glass font, high-lead opalescent

Three 19th century, now electrified, gyroscopic whale-oil lamps constructed of iron ribs with a

whale oil lamp. 19th century The lovely urn form body of this lamp would have been originally filled

A 19th Century amethyst cut to clear glass whale oil lamp on an embossed brass column mounted on a

A pair of 19th century patriotic whale oil lamps, the cobalt blue fonts with raised American stars

whale oil lamp - oil was stored inside the lid - before electricity took over.

Pair of brass oil lamps with whales as the oil containers and shells as the deflectors. Whales are

A rare neoclassic silver over brass whale oil form lamp mounted on eagle talon footed base with

A PAIR of electrified Sheffield 'process' silvered Argand lamps. Whale or lamp oil was

A pair of 19th century American milk glass whale oil lamps, decorated with embossed stars and