American Arts and Crafts oil/ kerosene lamp, now electrified, Bradley and Hubbard, c.1910, cast iron frame, with green slag glass panes, font cap marked B&H, underside of lamp marked "315 lamp base," observed operating, minor hairline to glass pane at base, approx 19.5"h, 11.25"w, 11.25"d, 16.5lbs

03.18.25: In my opinion regarding LOT 1054: I note that the lamp is presently intact, the socket base is not attached to the lamp – I am unsure if this is how it was produced, or if it is in need of soldering reattachment, close visual and UV light examinations of the slag glass only reveals a singular minute hairline at the corner of protruding square portion of the standard, additionally there are a couple minute chips to corners of glass panes commensurate with contact against metal framing, which are not visible from the exterior of shade, the black-painted finish of the frame with typical tonal variations and small peeled/ flaked losses commensurate with age and use

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