Aladdin Kerosene Mantle Lamp Company Honey Amber Glass Grand Vertique, Nickel Hardware, with Hand-Painted Fall Oak Leaves Shade #100023035

Aladdin Kerosene Mantle Lamp Company Honey Amber Glass Grand Vertique, Nickel Hardware, with Hand-Painted Fall Oak Leaves Shade #100023035
Victor Johnson Signature Series Lamp

Crownplace Brands is proud to announce the Limited Edition Aladdin Signature Series Grand Vertique Honey Amber Table Lamp with hand-painted Fall Oak Leaf shade. Only 165 lamps total were produced. Every Honey Amber Grand Vertique Table Lamp comes complete with certificate of authenticity and is serialized.

The honey amber glass pedestals, bowls, and shades were produced by Mosser Glass in Cambridge, Ohio. The shades were finished at Variety Glass in Beech Bottom, West Virginia. The finishing processes included cutting, grinding and dipping to result in a soft satin finish. Finally, the floral designs were hand-painted, signed by the artist and fired-on resulting in a beautifully finished shade.
Model #100023035 features hand-painted Oak leaf and Acorn design in autumn shades of orange, amber, honey, rust, tans, browns, and greens on a frosted glass Grand Vertique shade. The lamp is accented with Nickel plated brass hardware and comes with a Maxbrite 502 burner.

Each Honey Amber Signature Series Grand Vertique lamp will be serialized with a sticker on the bottom of the lamp pedestal. These lamps will also come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The lamp serial number will also appear on the outside of the lamp carton.

Only 165 lamps were produced during this limited edition run. The Aladdin Honey Amber Grand Vertique Lamp will come with a MaxBrite 502 kerosene burner, R150 Lox-On Mantle, Heel-less Style MaxBrite chimney, and matching under burner shade ring. The lamp is complete and ready to use, just add kerosene!
The Vertique font was originally introduced by Aladdin Kerosene Mantle Lamp Company in 1938 as a Model B Lamp. Both the bowl (font) and foot (pedestal) have simple yet elegant vertical ribs. The two components were originally joined by a metal connector. The current Vertique base is joined by epoxy.

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