Lot #96: Pair of vintage retro ceramic oil lamps

Pair of vintage ceramic or pottery oil lamps with a brown glazed hexagonal base and a lighter-colored, textured fuel reservoir. The lamps feature clear glass chimneys and brass wick burners. Style: The design is typical of vintage or retro oil lamps, possibly dating to the mid-20th century (around the 1950s). The style is often referred to as a "Gone with the Wind" or hurricane style, characterized by a large glass globe or chimney and a decorative base. Material: The base and reservoir appear to be made of ceramic or stoneware pottery, with a high-gloss brown glaze on the hexagonal base and a matte, textured finish on the upper part. Base: They have a distinct hexagonal, pedestal-style base, which is a common design element in various vintage oil and electric lamps. Burner: The hardware, including the wick adjustment knob, is likely brass. Maker's marks or patent numbers can often be found on this knob, which is the best way to determine the exact manufacturer or date of production. Chimney: They use a clear glass chimney (globe) to protect the flame and help regulate airflow for a steady burn. Good condition Pickup category timeslot {A}