Oil lamp (2) - Opaline glass - I. Napóleon and Joséphine

A pair of antique opal glass oil lamps, probably made in France in the second half of the 19th century, during the Napoleon III era. Such lamps are often decorated with portraits of Napoleon I and Empress Joséphine de Beauharnais, as shown in the photo.
Features
Material: The body is made of yellow opal glass, standing on a zamak base with brass fittings.
Style: The design is reminiscent of the Napoleon III or Empire style, which was typical of 19th century French interior design.
Function: Originally used as kerosene or petroleum lamps, but have often been converted to electric lamps since then.
Decoration: Thin gold or dark stripes run along the yellow glass surface, highlighting the painted portraits.

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