Late Victorian Era Kerosene Parlor Lamp (Oil Lamp)

This is a quintessential late Victorian era kerosene parlor lamp, distinguished by its polished brass construction on the base and font (oil reservoir). It features a delicate, frosted glass shade that has a distinctive ruffled or scalloped top edge, which was highly fashionable for domestic lighting during that period. The shade is further decorated with a vine pattern, adding to its elegant, decorative appeal.

As a wick-style lamp, it represents the primary source of indoor household lighting before the widespread adoption of electricity in the early 20th century and is now prized as an ornate antique for its warm, reflective metallic luster and elaborate glasswork.

The Lampshade is included. 

The measurement for this oil lamp: 
Diameter: 20cm
Height: 42cm