For your consideration:  Antique Embossed Edward Miller EM & Co. Solar Kerosene Oil Lamp with Fenton Shade in WORKING CONDITION.  This STUNNING DISPLAY of 19 Century Lighting is a MUST-HAVE for ANY LIGHTING ENTHUSIAST.  *NOTE*  THIS LAMP HAS BEEN CONVERTED FROM OIL/KEROSENE TO ELECTRIC.  However, this conversion DOES NOT DETRACT from the AESTHETIC BEAUTY of the Lamp.  The Lamp itself is Adorned and Embossed with Floral, Paisley, Dolphin (feet), Lion, and Ivy Pattern(s).  The Shade is FENTON GLASS in a Cranberry Dot Pattern that measures 7.5" tall.  Additionally, the Hurricane Glass Shade elicits a Nuanced Touch of Elegance to an ALREADY ELEGANT Lamp.  Below, please peruse a brief history of the Edward Miller, Co.:This business was started by Horatio N. Howard in 1844. One year later it was sold to Edward Miller. Edward Miller & Co., a corporation was organize in 1866, with a capital of $200,000 [...] and have since 1885 been the manufacturers of that well known lamp the "Rochester," and now are putting upon the market the crowning effort in the line of great lamps, "The Miller," [...] The factory turns out immense quantities of lamp goods and trimmings of every description, brass kettles and numerous small articles are also made. A Rolling mill is connected with the factory [...] One of the best equipped Brass Foundries in the State forms part of the plant, and altogether the business gives employment to about 700 persons. [...] Its officers at present are, President, Edward Miller; Secretary and Treasurer, Edward Miller, Jr.; Assistant Treasurer, Benj. C. Kennard; Superintendant [sic], R.T. Lattin; Assistant Superintendent, Arthur E. Miller.’

— D.H. Hurd & Co. (1893). "Miller Co., Edward.", (p. 211)