Amber glass kerosene oil lamp with clear glass chimney

This kerosene lamp dates from the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890-1910), when oil lamps were essential household items before widespread electricity. The amber-colored glass base with a clear chimney represents a typical design from this period, likely manufactured by companies such as Eagle, Plume & Atwood, or similar American manufacturers. Kerosene lamps like this are highly valued by collectors of Victorian-era lighting and antique home furnishings. The warm amber color of the font (fuel reservoir) is particularly appealing to collectors, as colored glass lamps tend to be more sought after than clear glass versions. These lamps are appreciated not only for their historical significance in domestic lighting but also for their decorative qualities that can enhance period-appropriate home decor.