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Message:: [QUOTE="Raychel, post: 10504718, member: 17826"]Hi! Thank you! I really wish I knew it's history before I got it. I wasn't expecting it to be all original now I'm even more amazed at it's condition- the only flaw is the little dent on the brass collar in the photo. You said it's an oil lamp, not kerosene, or is that the same thing?I have searched catalogs off and on for atleast 10 years and haven't found this exact base or combination of parts. It's also very possible missed it. I was also leaning towards Bradley and Hubbard. I'm going to take a closer look at it and see if I missed a mark somewhere. I did find who got the patent with the original sketch he submitted- it was Bennet B Schneider for "Improvement in Lamp Collars, Oil lamp collar with grooves for oil return".  it has a Queen Anne #2 burner. The dial says Scovill Mfg Co. I don't know if any of that helpsI don't know if it's allowed to discuss this- if it's not, I'll delete it but I have an Etsy shop & just never really wanted to put this in it until our air conditioner just died. Before I also perish in this heat, I must let some of my favorites go. (Sounds dramatic but it's really really hot lol) You all have been wonderful! Im excited to learn more about it.[/QUOTE]