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Posted 2 years ago
dglandon
(1 item)
This is the only one I have seen
This lamp has a WJ Keller Model A round wick burnner (pat. 1938340)
The base has a leaf pattern it has the same finish / glaze that you see on a crock.
approx 7 1/2" tall and 7 1/2" wide at the pattern area
The base is made in two sections, the font looks like it was set into the base and then the whole base molded as one.
The base has a hole in it. The font has what appears to be makers stock info in the base, not able to be seen in photos.
they are layed out like this
1134
1136
1137 - 38
- 45
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