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1. archive.org › details › aladdinelectricl0000courAladdin electric lamps Collector's manual & price guide. #4

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   Aladdin electric lamps Collector's manual & price guide. #4. by. Courter, J. W. Publication date. 2002. Topics. Aladdin Industries, Inc. -- Collectibles, Electric lamps -- Prices, Electric lamps -- Collectors and collecting, Collectibles. Publisher. Kevil, KY : J.W. & Treva Courter.

2. blog.gracesguide.co.uk › British_Electric_LampsBritish Electric Lamps - Graces Guide

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   Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 156,311 pages of information and 241,438 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.

3. journalofantiques.com › features › value-aladdinHow to Value an Aladdin Lamp in Today's Market

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   The collectors market for electric Aladdin lamps has virtually collapsed for the common lamps. The finial may be worth more than the lamp base and shade of many lamps. These electrics are utility lamps today – use and enjoy them as memories from the past.

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4. antiquesknowhow.com › vintage-lampsVintage Lamp Identification Chart & Value Guide (Rare Finds)

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   • Antique Lamp’s Age & Patent Numbers. Do you know that lamps from different eras have different features and values? Like, the 1800s models have beaded edges, while those from the 1930s are geometric.
   • Vintage Lamp Materials. One quick visual feature to verify your old lamp is its material. So, get a spoon, and strike it on the surface. If it rings clearly, it might be an old 1870s metal or glass lamp.
   • Antique Lamp Power Source. Not all vintage lamps work on gas or electricity! Some old 1870s lamps had Oil or Kerosene wicks too! And you can spot them by their burners, oil reservoirs, and air holes.
   • Old Lamp Colors. One of the easiest ways to appraise an old lamp is its colors. It’s so that the 1870s lamps were transparent, while those from the 1920s were red, green, or blue!

5. aladdinlamps.com › galleryGallery of Antique Aladdin Lamps - From 1 to 23A

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   Note: Click on the images to take a closer look and click the model link below the image to jump to a list of all the color and style options produced. Model 1 (1909-1910)

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6. www.belllighting.co.uk › products › lampsBell Lighting - Lamps

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   BELL Lighting was established in 1920 and have become a leading manufacturer and supplier of light sources and fixtures to the electrical wholesale industry.

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   How does a lamp get a price?

   • The demand, and hence price, is created by the collectors, or buyers, who are willing to pay the price asked for the lamp. Most collectors search for one specimen of each design and style (color), some of which were originally made in limited numbers (i.e. the Solitaire).

   How to Value an Aladdin Lamp in Today's Market

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   How do you know if a lamp is a good value?

   • The brand and model number are on the wick knob. The design, color, availability and artistic appeal all contribute to make one lamp more desirable than another. The demand, and hence price, is created by the collectors, or buyers, who are willing to pay the price asked for the lamp.

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   How much do antique lamps cost?

   • But, the earliest ones had Victorian & Art-deco motifs on them. If you want a branded antique lamp, check out Tiffany, Miller, Bradley & Pittsburgh! Any old & handmade Brown, White & Transparent lamp costs up to $2000 today. But if you want the colored ones, check the tables below! 1. Track the Lamp's Age & Patent Numbers 2.

   Vintage Lamp Identification Chart & Value Guide (Rare Finds)

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   What kind of lamps were made during the Industrial Revolution?

   • Later, during the Industrial Revolution, there were oil-based Betty and Cruise lamps. These had metal reservoirs, wicks, covers, and drafts, and they also had more flame control, air holes, and covers than the handmade ones. Finally, makers moved towards new gas and electric lamps in the 1900s.

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   Why are different types of antique lamps so popular?

   • The popularity and artistic appeal also influence the collectibility of individual styles. Some are popular for interior decorating (i.e. the Alacite Lincoln Drape) while others are desirable by virtue of their color alone (i.e. the cobalt and ruby lamps). These colors have always been high in demand by collectors and general antique dealers.

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   When were antique lamps made?

   • Most of the collectible antique lamps are from the 18th Century. But even before that, we had some oily fabric wicks from the 6th Century! And those looked natural with clay walls and floral or figurine shapes. But yes, makers didn’t fire them, so they broke easily.

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8. www.gracesguide.co.uk › Category:Lamps_and_LightingCategory:Lamps and Lighting - Graces Guide

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   Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 147,919 pages of information and 233,587 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.