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1. rauantiques.com › blogs › canvases-carats-andArt of Illumination: Turn-of-the-century Lamp Makers | M.S. Rau

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   2 days ago · The turn of the 20th century was a golden era for decorative arts, when the boundaries between function and artistry began to blur. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the exquisite lamps that illuminated the opulent homes of the era’s tastemakers. Antique lamps, particularly the stunning art glass creations from the Belle Époque and Art Nouveau periods, transformed ordinary lighting into ...

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3. leedsjournal.co.uk › lanternsLantern: Illuminating History and Culture

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   19 hours ago · A: Lanterns can be made from an assortment of materials, counting wood, metal, paper, texture, and glass. What are the diverse sorts of lanterns? A: There are numerous sorts of lanterns, counting Chinese lanterns, Japanese lanterns, paper lanterns, and lanterns. What is the distinction between a lantern and an electric lamp?

4. www.accla.org › actaaccla › oillamps2010ACTA ACCLA - The Ken Baumheckel Collection of Oil Lamps

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   2 days ago · Comment: Seven-spouted oil lamps have been found in Syro-Palestine in Middle and Late Bronze Age contexts but are more common in the Iron Age. This type of oil lamp may have been placed on each of the ten lampstands of the tenth century BCE First Temple that Solomon built.

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6. www.1stdibs.com › answers › how-can-you-tell-if-aHow can you tell if a lamp is real brass? - Questions ...

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   1 day ago · 1 Answer. To tell if a lamp is real brass, one option is to place a magnet near it. Solid brass isn't magnetic, but brass-plate and other look-alike metals often are. As a result, your lamp is unlikely to be made of solid brass if you notice a strong attraction between the magnet and your lamp base. A certified appraiser or knowledgeable ...

7. hirosarts.com › blog › best-lamp-brands27+ Best Lamp Brands for Every Style and Budget

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   2 days ago · 23. JKSWT. JKSWT is a Chinese brand that specializes in contemporary and stylish lighting solutions. The brand offers a range of modern fixtures designed to fit various decor styles and purposes, with a primary focus on LED products, and several times recorded its name in the top 10 LED light brands in the world.

8. untappedcities.com › 2014/02/14 › 5-historic5 Historic Lampposts in NYC - Untapped New York

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   4 days ago · Architecture Featured New York. 5 Historic Lampposts in NYC. nancy li. There is one thing we often miss in our daily excursions: lampposts, many of which are made out of cast-iron. In 1997, 62...

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   Are lampposts made out of cast-iron?

   • There is one thing we often miss in our daily excursions: lampposts, many of which are made out of cast-iron. In 1997, 62 of the 100 known existing original lampposts were landmarked by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

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   How many Bronze Age oil lamps were there?

   • 1 - 4. Four Early Bronze Age Oil Lamps. 3300-2200 BCE. During the preceding Chalcolithic Period (4300-3300 BCE), a small number of pottery bowls were utilized as oil lamps in the home. A wick was placed in the bowl and leaned against the rim, oil was added to the bowl, and the wick was lit.

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   What type of lamp was used in Islamic era?

   • Islamic unglazed relatively small wheel-made lamp with deep bowl and string-cut flat base. 12th to 19th century CE. Qedem Reports 4, Type 51 (lamp 499). Comment: This lamp resembles Iron Age lamps but the profile of the wall is very different, rising from the floor at a 45 degree angle and with only a slight S-shaped carination from floor to rim.

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   What is a broken lamp made of?

   • A thick layer of minerals overlies the break, so that the sharp edges of the actual break are well-hidden. This lamp was made from coarse clay and though it was decorated with grooves, it was given no surface treatment whatsoever. This lamp type is more common in southern Israel than in the north (per Adler).

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   What era did oil lamps come from?

   • Islamic Mold-made Oil Lamp. Eighth Century CE. 60. Islamic mold-made lamp copying wheel-made pattern, closed with a sharply pointed tip under the wick-hole and a horizontally pierced handle at the rear. 8th century CE or later. Hayes 349; Adler 1015; Djuric C339-C343. 61. Islamic Unglazed Wheel-made Oil Lamp. Twelfth-Thirteenth Century CE. 61.

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   How were early Bronze Age lamps made?

   • Comment: All four of the Early Bronze Age lamps in this collection were made by hand with little or no use of a potter's wheel, have rather thick walls, and have wick rests that were made by merely indenting the rim with a tool or by slightly thumb-indenting and stretching it.

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10. d5mag.com › exploring-artisanal-lighting-and-theExploring Artisanal Lighting and the Industry’s Leading Studios

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    19 hours ago · D5 Magazine is the leading platform for professionals in architecture, interior, industrial, furniture, and lighting design. Dive into projects that push the limits of creativity and functionality, while benefiting from insights shared by visionary designers.