​Très grande lampe à pétrole/huile Napoléon III en marbre rouge & laiton - Hauteur 66 cm - Brûleur - Kerosene lamp - onyx glass

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A 66 cm oil lamp in onyx glass, dating from 1850–1900 and in Napoléon III style.

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Description from the seller

Impressive and very large oil lamp from the 19th century (Napoleon III / Neoclassical style), with a remarkable height of 66 cm.

Characteristics and materials:

Main shaft & Base: Cylindrical column in red / carmine marble, resting on a square base in matching marble. The whole is elegantly outlined by bands and a square brass collar with chiselled decoration.

Reservoir: Large spherical transparent and thick glass reservoir, cut with gadrooned motifs (diameter 15 cm), offering a beautiful refraction of light.

Burner & Eagle knob: Brass mechanism original, with its adjusting knob stamped with an eagle punch in relief (indicating superior export/empire quality).

Wick & Glassware: Supplied with its original cotton wick and its tall, transparent base chimney.

Dimensions:

Total height: 66 cm
Reservoir diameter: 15 cm
Base/Square底: 11 cm

Condition:

Perfect working condition: The wick mechanism turns freely and properly actuates the adjustment.
Overall condition: Excellent general aesthetic condition. The glassware is sound (no cracks). The marble preserves its natural nuances, and the metal parts show an authentic old patina.

Packaging and Transport:
Large format and fragile object. Shipment carried out with ultra-secure custom packaging (glasses and chimney disassembled and individually wrapped in thick protections) and rigorous end-to-end tracking.

The photos are an integral part of the description.

Impressive and very large oil lamp from the 19th century (Napoleon III / Neoclassical style), with a remarkable height of 66 cm.

Characteristics and materials:

Main shaft & Base: Cylindrical column in red / carmine marble, resting on a square base in matching marble. The whole is elegantly outlined by bands and a square brass collar with chiselled decoration.

Reservoir: Large spherical transparent and thick glass reservoir, cut with gadrooned motifs (diameter 15 cm), offering a beautiful refraction of light.

Burner & Eagle knob: Brass mechanism original, with its adjusting knob stamped with an eagle punch in relief (indicating superior export/empire quality).

Wick & Glassware: Supplied with its original cotton wick and its tall, transparent base chimney.

Dimensions:

Total height: 66 cm
Reservoir diameter: 15 cm
Base/Square底: 11 cm

Condition:

Perfect working condition: The wick mechanism turns freely and properly actuates the adjustment.
Overall condition: Excellent general aesthetic condition. The glassware is sound (no cracks). The marble preserves its natural nuances, and the metal parts show an authentic old patina.

Packaging and Transport:
Large format and fragile object. Shipment carried out with ultra-secure custom packaging (glasses and chimney disassembled and individually wrapped in thick protections) and rigorous end-to-end tracking.

The photos are an integral part of the description.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Material
onyx glass
Designer/artist/maker
​Très grande lampe à pétrole/huile Napoléon III en marbre rouge & laiton - Hauteur 66 cm - Brûleur
Country of origin
Austria
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
66 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
11 cm
Weight
10 g
Estimated period
1850-1900
Sold by
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Objects sold
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