I have a few Vintage Oil Lamps, Made in Japan, that I am trying to ID. Does anyone recognize who this makers mark belongs to? I have found many with this mark, but no one identifies it by brand or maker.
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The Makers Mark is on the end of the wick peg and on the bottom of the lamp.
Thanks for your help!
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momspennies Reputation: 485 See momspennies' booth |
here’s where to go to see the [URL removed] [URL removed]
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
I checked there, this makers mark isn’t shown. I’ve spent the last three days researching and gotten nothing on it. There are others like it listed on the net, but no one has identified the maker. Both lamps have been listed for now without the manufacturers information.
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momspennies Reputation: 485 See momspennies' booth |
Greetings from Finland! I bought one small oil lamp few days ago from second hand shop. There was the same mark. I found some information from Google, check [URL removed]
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Now I know the factory, next step is to find upper part (glass) to my oil lamp :)
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hegeman Reputation: 12 |
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