Description: Estate Fresh! A group of (7) Early American lighting devices of various shapes and sizes. Constructed of tin and wrought iron; most with hangers/picks, etc, as shown.

Mostly Betty or Crusie-type grease or oil lamps. There’s also a hogscraper and a twisted iron candlestick holder.

Ages vary. The wrought iron holder is a later reproduction; the rest appear to be late-18th & 19thC.

Evaluating antique lighting is well beyond the scope of my expertise. The photos are probably the best description.

Condition: As found. Condition varies per piece but generally Fair to Good+ with honest wear, oxidation, soiling, etc., as shown. They have not been cleaned.

Please note: One tin Betty Lamp is missing a lid/cover. The hogscraper had a small loss on the rim. Candle wax residue on both holders.

See photos for complete details, close-ups and valuation. Please consider them as part of the description.

Sizes vary. Some overall heights; Twisted Holder: 11-3/8”H, Hogscraper: 7-1/8”H and tallest Betty: 6-3/4”H.

Payment & Shipping: Offered without reserve. Ships professionally packed and fully insured to the highest bidder, anywhere in the lower 48.

Domestic (US) bidders only, please. No International shipping, no exceptions. Payment is expected within 3 days.