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BRONZE OIL LAMP

By ladysupervisor, 31 July, 2009
Description

I THINK ITS MADE OF BRONZE HAS BEE ON FRONT SOME TYPE OF OIL LAMP RESEMBLES A TEA KETTLE.I HAVE ATTACHED PICTURES. I MAY LOOK TO SELL ITEM. WAS A GIFT FROM MY FATHER DONT KNOW WHERE HE GOT IT.

Category
Metalware
Medium
I THINK BRONZE
Distinguishing marks
F.B. ROGERS SILVER CO. TAUNTON ,MASS QUADRUPLE 1526
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
3 IN SIDE TO SPOUT 2 1/2 TOP TO BOTTOM 2 1/2 WIDE
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No
Photos

Dee 1961

15 years 11 months ago

Re: BRONZE OIL LAMP

http://www.silvercollection.it/AMERICANSILVERPLATEMARKSQSDUE.html

It appears to be a petroleum courting lamp. 1857 +

In 1856 the firm again changed to Barnes, Hobbs & Co., composed on John L. Hobbs, James F. Barnes, J. H. Hobbs, and J. K Dunham. Under this firm name the business was continued until 1857, when the firm changed to Hobbs & Barnes. In this year the discovery of the illuminating property of petroleum, and the distillation of illuminating oils from from coal in Kentucky and elsewhere, added a new branch to the manufacture of of lamps and chimneys.

I don't do silver unless it is bullion or the object itself that I'm interested in. I use stainless.

Have you a small magnet?? :)

Have a great weekend~

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ladysupervisor

15 years 11 months ago

In reply to Re: BRONZE OIL LAMP by Dee 1961

Re: BRONZE OIL LAMP

if it is barnes,hobbs & co. why does it say F.B. ROGERS SILVER CO. TAUNTON ,MASS QUADRUPLE 1526 on the bottom?? no i dont have a magnet i will try to find one why?? thank you for your time.
carrie

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kathyBeh

15 years 11 months ago

Re: BRONZE OIL LAMP

The F. B. Rogers Silver Company was originally founded in 1883 (sometimes 1883 is incorporated in the mark) in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts and was moved to Taunton, MA in 1886. The company has used many different marks over the years and they are still in business today.

Quadruple plate means that there are four layers of silver over a base metal such as copper or silver. The number is the pattern number.

One for sale here w/o the wick holder.

http://www.ioffer.com/i/53032021

I am having a hard time finding a site with dated marks to give you a year of manufacture.

I also think that is a Bee.

Hope this helps your search.

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