• An attributed Boston & Sandwich pressed glass boudoir fluid lamp, circa 1850, crafted in clear glass with a brass top, featuring a geometric stepped base and a tall, tapered body—evoking the style of Victorian-era pressed glass lamps.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850, featuring a clear vintage pressed glass body with a faceted stepped base and metal cap, is displayed on a wooden surface against a plain white background.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich pressed glass boudoir fluid lamp, circa 1850, sits on a wooden surface. Reminiscent of mid-19th century design, it features a clear faceted body with a geometric, stepped square base and a brass burner—echoing the elegant style of Victorian pressed glass lamps. No wick or chimney is attached.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, circa 1850, featuring a vintage clear glass base with a brass collar and a tiered geometric foot reminiscent of mid-19th century design, sits on a wooden table against a plain light background.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp from circa 1850, featuring clear glass with a gold-rimmed top, rests on a wooden surface and is viewed from above.
  • Close-up of a clear glass object with a textured, scalloped base, likely an Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, circa 1850, held above a wooden surface.
  • A hand holds a clear, flower-shaped glass object featuring layered, petal-like patterns reminiscent of a pressed glass base. Resting on a wooden surface with part of the floor visible in the background, this piece evokes the delicate craftsmanship of mid-19th century lighting, closely resembling an Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp from around 1850.
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Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850

Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850

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This elegant mid-19th century boudoir fluid lamp is attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, one of America’s most celebrated early glass manufacturers. Designed for burning camphene or other fluid fuels before the widespread adoption of kerosene, these graceful lamps offered a cleaner, brighter light than earlier whale oil examples. Their refined proportions and sparkling pressed glass bases made them popular fixtures on dressing tables, writing desks, and bedside stands during the mid-Victorian era.

The lamp features a beautifully molded pressed glass base with crisp geometric detailing supporting a slender blown glass font. The contrast between the intricately pressed base and the smooth, delicately formed reservoir creates a sophisticated balance that is characteristic of quality American glass from the period. It retains its original brass collar, adding an authentic finishing touch and making it an attractive display piece whether shown individually or paired with another example.

The lamp is in nice antique condition, consistent with age and normal use. It retains excellent clarity with expected light surface wear and minor imperfections associated with hand-finished 19th-century glass. The original brass collar is present, and the lamp displays beautifully as a decorative object or as part of a collection of early American lighting. 8.5h x 4w x 4d

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