This is the last blue coin dot lamp like this I currently have. I sold the other one a few weeks back so no longer can offer a second lamp if anyone is looking for a pair.

More pics coming soon and sooner if anyone is interested.

This listing is for a nice and somewhat rare blue opalescent coin dot miniature finger oil lamp. It was also made in a very rare green opalescent coin dot and in cranberry coin dot. I do have  a green on if anyone is interested.

Happy to be able to other another nice miniature lamp from me personal collection. I do accept offers on most anything listed. If you're interested send a message and if we agree on a price I will send an offer for that amount.  I also offer  combined shipping on purchases.  I am still in the process of selling any miniature lamps I have managed to collect more than one of over the years. I am still collecting and just making some space for new arrivals. Check in weekly to see any new listings for miniature and larger oil lamps. I try to list a few each week.

  See and enlarge the pictures as they are a large part of the description. There are no chips cracks or repairs to any of the parts. This is a  nice very sturdy with no loose AR wabbly parts. Made sometimes around the late 1800's to early 1900's.  It's earlier than fenton so most likely is Northwood glass co. The color is blue and opalescent glass.

All the metal parts are solid brass and highly polished.  The collar and shade holder are very solid and sturdy. Marked EdwardMillerwhichwas a little better made than the Plume and Atwood burners of the same time. The burner  works well. The wick is newer and in good usable condition. Their is no shadeholder. The shade sits firmly on the burner with no wiggling or sliding around.  Would be sturdy if you did want to carry it around while it was lit.. The collar looks a little like 2 pieces but it only one and does not come apart. The burner works well and has two internal wheels to help raise and lower the wick evenly.  It takes the same wick and chimney as the European #6 kosmos burner.

  The lamp is approximately 9  3/4" high to the top of the shade. The shade is 3  5/8" high, approximately 4" wide across at the widest point. The fitter is straight and 2  inches wide. The base font is approximately 5 1/8" to the top of the collar, approximately 4  3/4" wide  including the handle and is 2  1/2" across the bottom of the base. The Chimney is approximately 5  1/4" tall, 1" wide and expands to  a 1  3/8" fitter.

   All glass parts are wrapped and boxed seperately and those put in a larger box at no additional shipping cost to the buyer. Any thing selling for more than 50 US dollars will be fully insured at no additional cost to the buyer. Again I do accept offers on anything listed and can send an offer if we agree on a price. Thanks for looking. Any questions feel free to message.