Featured Miniature Cranberry oil lamp base for ID please...

Kind of a funny story with this lamp. There is an antique store a couple doors down from one of the thrift stores i visit frequently.
Nice store that has about 50 dealer booths. I've been in there a few times but never purchased anything. prices are too high to be able to make a profit selling anything from there, Until today. This dealer had this lamp base listed as a perfume bottle with no lid. price $4.00 and a half off sticker attached also. I kind of chuckled to myself and went straight to the cashier not saying a word.
Can someone ID this and hopefully give me approximate age?
It is 4" tall

Mikey

 

Beautiful!

 

I found one on pinterest (no additional info.) with the original shade and one on Tia's that says maker unknown but with a patent date of Feb. 27, 1877.

 

Not a lot of info on any of the ones I've found through Googling

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-miniature-oil-lamp-red-satin-1813078903


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Small-Mini...074800?hash=item2a95df6ff0:g:smoAAOSwZaNaCNYc


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Miniature-...384130?hash=item58f90b3842:g:v~0AAOSw~e5ZSVj9


There are a couple more on eBay but I'm not seeing any with a name attached to the glass ... only the burner

 

Thanks all. maybe hold on to it for a while and try to find the rest of it.

 

This person says they've seen it identified as L E Smith. I don't know it that's right or not. I did look through my lone Thuro book on oil lamps without seeing it.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ruby-red-satin-glass-oil-lamp-54277779