Vintage Ford Kerosene Oil Carriage Lamp By Edmunds & Jones, Mint Condition on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Estate sale find. This lamp is either new or a total restoration, everything looks new, right down to the wick. There is red glass on the right side so I believe this to be a right front lamp. This lamp is cool just by itself, would look great lit up on the deck at night.
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