Help! Any Oil Lamp Experts?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help with this oil lamp. I'm curious how old is it or if there is any value. Very thick glass and has sort of a greenish tint if the light hits it just right. Measures 18 inches tall with the shade and about 6 inches across. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

My Antiques Oil Lamp by mctreasures posted Jan 23, 2022 at 7:07 PM

My Antiques Oil Lamp by mctreasures posted Jan 23, 2022 at 7:07 PM

My Antiques Oil Lamp by mctreasures posted Jan 23, 2022 at 7:07 PM

 

looks to be modern reproduction lamp
Hurricane Oil Lamp - Paxton Hardware ltd
Clear "Belvidere" Hurricane Lamp w/ Ball Shade | Vermont Lanterns

 

Interesting. What makes it seem like a reproduction? Just curious. I know it's been in my dad's storage for 30 years lol he passed so I can't ask where he got it.

 

20-30 years would be modern reproduction to me. these have been at retail and flea markets for years, and as the links provided indicate they are still available new.

 

If the lamp is antique, the pattern is EAPG Princess Feather, aka Rochelle. One of the most popular EAPG patterns was originally made by Bakewell, Pears Co, C.1870s. This pattern was also made by several companies in the Late Victorian Era and has been reproduced since. It was made as tableware, oil lamps, celery vases, etc., and produced in many colors and sizes. Westmoreland even made its version until the 1940s. IMHO, it is original with the age of the burner and collar showing patina and appears to have an applied glass wafer combining the font and base.
https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Kerosene-Glass-Lamps
Do a search for "princess feather oil lamp" and you will be amazed and enlightened.

 

Assuming the burner is original, and it is unlikely that someone would change out the collar, I agree with the previous post. Lots of variations. Values vary all over the map. I have sold several in the past, and am sure I never paid more than $10.00 for one. I believe in buying cheap.