Displayed in the museum, but also for sale:
gas lamps from the very beginnings
to our days:
Bat's wing, Argand, Welsbach,
simple or multiple inverted burners...
Gallery of lamps
by Monsieur Ara
Please find here a virtual tour of my shop
featuring an unusual small
Museum dedicated to old lighting devices of the 19th
century.
LUMIERE DE L'OEIL, Paris
(see practical informations). Have a nice visit!
Displayed in the museum, but also for sale:gas lamps from the very beginnings
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Displayed in the museum, but also for
sale: kerosene burners of all types, mainly European. Flat wick, folded flat wick, central or side draft, with flame spreader: Kosmos, Matador, Wizard, Odin, Sebastian, Vulcan, Ditmar sunburner, Duplex....
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Triple-layer overlay crystal kerosene-lamp from Northern France. |
Electric table-lamp in the spirit of the Arts & Crafts-movement, before 1900. Brass, copper, vaseline-glass. | Late 19th C. pillar-lamp with its original Duplex-burner and etchd glass shade. | Student lamp for kerosene, anonymous. |
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Art Nouveau electrolier by the |
Unusual German krosene-lamp with its original burner. |
Outstanding pair of Ottoman oil-lamps (click here for more info) |
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| German electric lamp in spelter, hand painted dome shade. Early 20th C. | French electric student
lamp. Bronze with cased opal glass shade. Late 19th C. to the 1930s. |
Electric rise-and-fall pendant, first half of the 20th C. French. |
