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Hinks 'Duplex' lamp |
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The Duplex lamp was
one of the most common oil lamps used in Britain and was
manufactured right up until the 1980's. This lamp is from the
acclaimed maker 'Hinks' and dates from the end of the 1800's |
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Ceramic
vase lamp
complete with frosted shade and oval chimney. The interesting brass foot has
some tarnishing to the laquer but will polish up well. |
Original
Hinks Duplex burner with concentric winder stems. The enamel end
is clearly marked 'Hinks's No. 2 Duplex'. |
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The large pottery
vase has the style of ane of the large Victoriam manufacturers
any markings on the vase base cannot be seen without disturbing
the original base and cast weight. |
There is a dent in
the brass fount of the lamp shown above. This is hidden from
view inside the vase when the lamp is assembled and has been
left to show age and provenance to the lamp. |
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