Banquet oil lamps Hugo Schneider burner | ||
| Victorian Era1290 of 2420 |  |  |
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Posted 9 years ago
Darlie
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I recently got these and know nothing about them other than I had to have them. They are 31.5" tall from the top of the chimney to the base. The wick winder logo is one of Hugo Schneider's first logo's. His initials HS are on the wick winder. I am unable to find out of his company did glassworks or if it was all metal works. Any information you may have about these lamps and their maker, please share. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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These are FABULOUS !!!!!!!!!
Wow and Welcome !!!
Thank you!!!!!
Maybe... French or English ?? Nice to find a pair that is all original, including the shades.
niceeeeeeeeeeeeee.
How exciting! They look so complete and perfect. Lucky you. Finding a maker of the glass may take you forever but you can enjoy them and know that finding a pair in such original condition is amazing. Well chosen! You will never be sorry that they followed you home. ;o)
Thank you everyone! No luck yet but closing in on the likelihood they originate from Bohemia or France C. 1850's - 1880's likely pink alabaster glass.
Stunning ! I lean towards French but Bohemian highly possible