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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Iain, post: 3242782, member: 17821&quot;]These are likely made by Plume &amp; Atwood, closer to 1900 give a take 10 years either way. Reason being, finding a pair of nickel plated P&amp;A &#039;Dual&#039; burners would be quite lucky, hence my feelings of them being original, also they appear to be rail car lamps, the Dual burner was designed to burn a type of heavy, more viscous fuel than kerosene, the two wicks exiting the burner through a single slot, chimney galleries missing on your lamps (rather than the usual two on Duplex lamps), specifically to allow the burner to heat internally, thinning the fuel at point of burn, viscous fuel used on trains as less tendency to slosh around. </p><p>I imagine slanted opal shades in the fittings, held at the tops. Great items![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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