• Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850. This clear pressed glass oil lamp base showcases an ornate, tiered design, with a round bulbous upper section and a square pedestal bottom. Reminiscent of the early American mid-19th century boudoir fluid lamps, it features a brass fitting at the top for attaching a burner or chimney. Brand: None/Unknown.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich pressed glass boudoir fluid lamp, circa 1850, featuring a clear glass base with a round, bulb-shaped top and a square, stepped bottom, sits on a wooden table against a plain background—an elegant example of early American lighting.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, circa 1850—crafted of clear glass with a brass burner and characterized by its bulbous top, slender neck, and square pedestal base—is displayed on a round wooden table. This refined piece exemplifies mid-19th century American lighting design.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850, with a clear glass base featuring a bulbous top inspired by early American lighting, stands on an ornate square pedestal atop a wooden surface against a plain light background. This elegant piece captures the mid-19th century style characteristic of fluid lamps linked to the famed Boston & Sandwich Glass Company.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, circa 1850, featuring clear glass with a rounded top and brass fitting atop an ornate square base, stands on a wooden table against a plain light background—an elegant example of early American lighting design.
  • An Attributed Boston & Sandwich pressed glass boudoir fluid lamp, circa 1850—featuring a clear round reservoir, metal collar, and square base—is displayed on a wooden surface, exemplifying early American lighting design.
  • A close-up of an Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, circa 1850, its clear, tiered square base held above a wooden table. Reminiscent of early American lighting, the elegant form recalls the craftsmanship associated with historic Boston & Sandwich Glass Company pieces.
  • A hand holds an Attributed Boston & Sandwich Pressed Glass Boudoir Fluid Lamp, Circa 1850, featuring a clear glass construction with a square, decorative base and a circular, patterned center reminiscent of early American lighting. A wooden surface and gray background are visible.
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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 charming mid-19th century boudoir fluid lamp is attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, one of America’s premier early glass manufacturers. Produced during the height of the fluid lamp era, these elegant lamps were designed to burn camphene or other fluid fuels before kerosene became the dominant household illuminant. Their compact size made them ideal for dressing tables, bedside stands, and writing desks, where they provided both practical illumination and refined decoration.

The lamp features a beautifully molded pressed glass base with a stepped square platform supporting a slender blown glass font. The crisp detailing of the base contrasts elegantly with the smooth, hand-blown reservoir above, creating a graceful silhouette characteristic of quality American glass from the period. It retains its original metal collar, adding to its authenticity and making it an excellent example for collectors of early American lighting or Victorian glass.

The lamp is in nice antique condition, consistent with age and normal use. It retains excellent clarity with expected light surface wear and minor manufacturing irregularities typical of mid-19th century glass. The original collar remains in place, and the lamp presents beautifully as a decorative object or as part of a collection of early American lighting. 9h x 3w x 3d

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