VICTORIAN DECORATED OPAL KEROSENE GONE WITH THE WIND /

VICTORIAN DECORATED OPAL KEROSENE GONE WITH THE WIND / PARLOR LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, opaque white with polychrome enamel-decoration, each having a period umbrella-form shade with floral decoration, one having a non-matching pattern/decoration, metal square feet, period brass drop-in fonts. Each fitted with a period burner, colorless slip chimneys, one having a correct "FOSTORIA" flame spreader. One electrified. Various makers. Late 19th/early 20th century. 23" and 20 1/2" H, 11 1/8" and 10 1/2" H to the base rim, 7" and 5 1/2" SQ feet. Shades: 6" and 7 1/2" H, 10" D fitters.
Unelectrified nearly undamaged with some splitting to the burner and some scattered light wear; electrified in excellent condition with imperfections due to the electrification process including the socket being soldered to the central-draft tube. Shades having expected light roughness to the rim, as made.
Provenance: From a private Georgia collection.
Condition Report: Unelectrified nearly undamaged with some splitting to the burner and some scattered light wear; electrified in excellent condition with imperfections due to the electrification process including the socket being soldered to the central-draft tube. Shades having expected light roughness to the rim, as made.