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BARGAIN BASEMENT

 

 

   

New Deep Cranberry Swirl Shade

New Deep Cranberry Shade

 

Chinese Canton Ceramic Moderator Lamp

Chinese Canton Ceramic Moderator Lamp

 

 

 

Featured Oil Lamps

Rare Pair of Imari Oil Lamps

Rare Imari Oil Lamps With
Wild & Wessel Burners

 

 

 

Queen's Reading Lamp

Queen's Reading Lamp

Harp Oil Lamp

Twisted Brass Harp Oil Lamp

 

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Based in the Malvern Hills of England my name is Myles Bevis expert at rescuing the forgotten oil lamp.
I'm doing my best to save antique oil lamps and
where needed carefully restore and renovate them so these oil lamps may
again enhance the rooms of discerning homemakers.


 

Cranberry Tip Acid Swirl Shade

 

 

Cosmos 12 Line Burner

Cosmos Oil Lamp Burners

 

Superb Spelter Oil Lamp

 

 

 

Final check before delivery of a rare Doulton Hinks Oil Lamp

Final check by Myles Bevis on a rare Hinks oil lamp

 

 

Arts And Carfts Style Lamp

Arts And Crafts Style Lamp

 

Beware Of The Cat!

The Oil Lamp Store's Cat

Cats are great but please position your oil lamp in a
safe place where pets can't cause damage or knock
lighted lamps over!

 

   

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books on your computer or iPhone?

The Secret World of Eric Beemer a novel by Myles Bevis

My other profession's an author (fiction)


Follow here for my Blog and book news

 

Pair of New Polished Brass Gaudard Hand Oil Lamps

New Brass Hand Oil Lamps

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Beautiful
Oil Lamps
we have supplied our
customers
over the years

The Oil Lamp has become hugely collectible in the UK and Worldwide.
A generation or two ago, when electric light was a novelty beautiful oil lamps
were thrown out, commissioned to the shed or
attic, or even worse converted to electricity by drilling through
beautiful cut glass founts and fine brass stands to insert flex.

 

Updated 11-April-2012 The Oil Lamp Store

 

I use the PayPal service for processing online card payments in complete safety and security (you don’t need a PayPal account to use this).
Let me know if you would like to make a purchase and I’ll email a secure payment request.
Payment by cheque drawn from a UK bank is also welcome, if you prefer this method please contact me for the mailing address.
Orders are dispatched on weekdays within 24 hours of online payment advice by the processing company or cheque has cleared.

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Need information about your oil lamp? Visit the following site:- The International Guild of Lamp Researchers , Ltd

A non-commercial public forum for liquid-fueled lighting research. Do you have a non-electrical lighting question? We're likely to be able
to provide the answer!
http://www.lampguild.org/

Discovering Oil Lamps Book

"Discovering Oil Lamps" by Cecil A. Meadows
An incredible amount of information - everything needed to become an oil lamps expert!

 

I've found cobweb covered oil lamps in attics, old oil lamps
in ancient garages. I recall a grimy black antique oil lamp lying
on a shelf in a stables saddle room. This cleaned up as a fantastic
amber glass oil lamp. A beautiful, forlorn Hinks ornate brass
oil lamp was the only occupant of a large stone barn about to be
converted to holiday apartments.

Famous oil lamp names such as Hinks, Messenger, Young's and Evered
should have the chance to be seen again!

Every oil lamp is looking for a good home where it can again
be displayed, pampered and admired for the article of beauty it is!
A fine Victorian oil lamp looks splendid as a dining table centre
piece or taking pride of place on a sideboard.

Have a look round the Oil Lamp Store: see if one or more of these lovely
oil lamps suits your lifestyle.

 

All the oil lamps in this site, are in good working order unless otherwise stated.
I supply free notes on looking after oil lamps with every lamp.
If an oil lamp is lit and placed under curtains or inflammable material or where children and pets can knock it over
it could be a fire risk!
Because of this please note the paragraph below for your safety.

All oil lamps featured in this site are sold under the condition that
they are to be used for decorative purposes only and under no circumstances should
be filled with paraffin, kerosene or any other flammable liquids and lit.

 

Oil Lamp Home Page  ¦   Antique and Collectable Oil Lamps  ¦  Superior Oil Lamps  ¦  Bargain Basement ¦ Aladdin Oil Lamps  ¦

Oil Lamp Glass Shades  ¦  Oil Lamp Glass Shades Antique & Collectable  ¦  Purchase an Oil Lamp  ¦  Oil Lamp F A Q Page  ¦

"Discovering Oil Lamps" Book  ¦  Oil Lamp Chimneys Burners and Wick  ¦ Oil Lamp Chimney  ¦

Links from The Oil Lamp Store  ¦

 

All photographs on this website are strictly copyright © Myles Bevis 2012 and may not be reproduced in any form without written permission

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