Hi all this lamp first appears in the 1928 catalogue and was produced in the 30's but I don't know up to what year, because I havn't any Lilor lamp document from those years This 300 CP gasoline lamp was intended to be used as a lamp table, a wall lamp and can be suspended. It is equipped with a outside Sta burner and usually was sold with either a round globe, or also with different kinds of tulips or opaline lampshade or a Silk fabric lampshade. file:///C:/Users/admin/AppData/Local/Temp/ce3c7d_4eff92a3e95a4f24a678e072702ead78.pdf
Yes I agree, a nice lamp but ... She makes me miseries, she flees gently but too much to be lit. The problem being that I do not find where the leak is Soon she will be entitled to a small bath
Thank you all the problem was a very very very small crack on the wound brass wire even in the bath, I needed to move it to see the leak
Hi Michel You mean tube? Is that the repair in the last picture? It’s done pretty well, considering all the stretching over the years .. So it only leaked when you moved it? Top fettle and Top Lamp
Hi @podbros The tube that is wound at the junction of the handle and the swan neck is hollow. this is the way of gasoline to the burner. Its elasticity allows to bend the lamp in order to install it on the wall. It is obviously subject to strong constraints. It had already been repaired but it had a new stress
