Early Kerosene Lamp with Winter Scene

This early kerosene lamp is probably circa 1920s-1930s. It could be earlier, but I am conservatively dating it. The burner is by Eagle, and it's had the wick replaced. It does need a chimney, which can be purchased at virtually any lighting supply company. I've not taken the liberty of cleaning the lamp and will leave this up to the new owner. If you'd prefer it cleaned prior to mailing, especially the glass globe portion, do let me know, and I'll be happy to oblige.

The base of the lamp is 4 ¾" square and the height is 12" from the base to the metal prongs of the burner. Of course, a chimney would add height.

This lamp has been inspected under black light for evidence of glue, which would date this as a reproduction/later model as the glass in later lamps was glued and not fused as in older pieces. Also, the hardware on the lamp points to an original kerosene lamp from the time period mentioned above.

Thank you for looking.