Extra Bright Oil Lamp with Wall Hanger & Smoke Stopper

This Brass Oil Lamp is 4" wide and 13" high. The fuel reservoir of the large lamp is larger as well, at two times the capacity of the small. What makes these particular lamps exceptional is their tall, narrow glass chimney, along with the special design of the wick and its unique elevation mechanism. The result is a much bigger flame that can actually extend smoke-free all the way up the chimney, if desired, producing a surprising amount of light.

We are delighted by them because, although a modern design, they have the inherent charm of a 19th Century lamp but throw a lot more light. The solid Copper Filling Funnel is a helpful addition when adding fuel. Both will burn either standard lamp oil or kerosene (easily available locally).

To refill, firmly hold the burner of the oil lamp with one hand while turning the base clockwise until the burner can be removed, then fill the font (base) with fuel. Reattach the burner once the lamp has been filled.

Wall Hanger 

Turn our Brass Large Extra-Bright Oil Lamp into a wall-hanging, electricity-free light source with our gorgeous matching Brass Oil Lamp Wall Hanger. Constructed to perfectly fit our Large Extra-Bright Lamp, this accessory is certainly handy in an emergency but also allows you to bring warm, natural light into living or dining rooms, add ambiance to a covered patio—even create a mood of serenity in a sacred space. We also like attaching the hanger to the lantern without wall-mounting it, as the reflective plate really helps to direct the flame’s illuminative power. 

Stopper 

While most of today’s lamp oils are much cleaner-burning than their historic counterparts, we still love the idea of a smoke bell and recommend them highly to anyone choosing to wall-mount their oil lamps. This item pairs perfectly with our Brass Oil Lamp Wall Hanger.  
 
Mounting with two screws, the smoke bell hovers just above the rim of any of your lamps, catching the heat and any potential soot or smoke before it can create an ugly spot on your ceiling. Beyond that, it’s a truly unique design element, immediately conjuring up a rowdy convivial colonial Colonial tavern, or perhaps a chilly Victorian abode made a bit cozier by the flickering flame. 
 

Materials: Brass