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Hi Rex...I purchased this lamp from ebay. I was wondering if there was anyway to tell the maker. I saw one with a similar base that was a B & H...The chimney didn't come with it. Thanks...Linda
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Hi, this lamp is old except for the screw in burner and the chimney. It could be Bradley and Hubbard, but there were many kerosene lamp cos. back then. B&H usually marked their's under the base. Some cos. marked their's on the burner which on this lamp is not the original one. The lamp is nice and in good condition.
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I can answer most questions concerning antique and vintage lamps. I also repair and refurbish these kinds of lamps. If I don't know the answer I can research and find out.
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