Anyone have Terapeak - Cranberry coin dot finger lamp

Hi, I have this finger lamp, and the only other exactly like it that I can find is from Terapeak, titled Antique 19thc Victorian Cranberry Coin-spot-dot Oil Lamp, Fenton Or Hobbs. The link I found leads to a different item, and doesn't give price anyway. If anyone has Terapeak, I'd love to know what it sold for.

Thanks!

 

There is one that sold for $100.00 in February 2016, but the photo is no longer showing so I can't be certain that it is the same one. The title on it was VICTORIAN CRANBERRY COIN SPOT KEROSENE OIL LAMP C 1890'S+- FENTON or HOBBS.

Peggy

 

Thanks for looking, much appreciated. The title is different, so as you said, no way to know if it is the same one.

 

Get a Queen Anne burner and a glass chimney and you'll have a great usable finger lamp!

 

I found this one that sold in August for $112.50. This one had a photo & it looks like the one you have there. It was an auction style listing that they started at 99 cents. Antique 1930S Cranberry Coin-Spot-Dot Kerosene Oil Lamp, Fenton or Hobbs, NR

Peggy

 

Thank you so much Peggy. That is a big help to me in pricing my item.

 

You are very welcome!!! I am glad I was able to help.

The one thing that aggravates me quite often about Terapeak is that you have to be very exact when doing your searches. It will return zero items if you use the plural form of a word & the listings have a singular item. It also will not pick up misspelled words so you have to be very careful with your spelling.

Peggy

 

That lamp was made by Fenton Glass for LG Wright Glass Co. It is also a Syrup Container from the 70's.

 

Here is a syrup. http://www.ebay.com/itm/FENTON-ART-...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Thanks very much! A syrup, I'll be darned. The collar on mine is threaded on the inside. Could it have been a syrup, or just a lamp?