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Found in a barn in the San Fernando Valley, California in the 1960s.
I assume it is an oil lamp base. Would love if someone can give me any information about it. The glass is milky opaque with painted decor, green color. The bottom of the brass cradle has the number 309 and also what looks like P&7 stamped on it. Approx. 14" across.
Thanks for any help!
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Oil LampsAn oil lamp is any vessel that holds oil and an absorbent wick and produces…
The handles are AWESOME!
I believe this lovely lamp was made by Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Company.
Dear charcoal,
Thank you so much for your information. I now have a place to begin my search.