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"St. Lawrence" green hand lamp; 3 1/2"H applied handle, rayed base © 1870 Como-Hudson Glass Works, Hudson, P.Q. Thuro I - pg. 258 Smith I - pg. 53, fig. 48 Spence - A Guide to Early Canadian Glass, pg. 30, 36 |
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Ribbed hand lamp with applied handle; 3"H similar to Thuro I - pg. 88 "0" size Collins burner; thumbwheel marked "Collins Patent Sept.19.1865 Holmes Booth and Haydens, Waterbury, Conn. Thuro I - pg. 44 "0" size Bullet/Cylinder Chimney Thuro I - pg. 46 |
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Hobb's Dot finger lamp; 3"H' blue with transparent applied blue handle © 1880-1890 Hobbs, Brockunier and Co., Wheeling, WV. Thuro II - pg. 101d |
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"Coin Dot/Windows" Finger Lamp |
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"Coin Dot/Windows" finger lamp; 2 7/8"H; clear opalescent with a molded handle. © 1890 Stevens - Glass in Canada The First 100 Years, pg. 85 |
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"Lyre" or "Harp" finger lamp |
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"Lyre" or "Harp" fluid hand lamp; 5"H; colourless flint glass with 6 panel font; applied handle with a medial rib and triple terminal with lower curl © 1840-1860 Boston and Sandwich Glass Co., Sandwich, MA. Barlow and Kaiser, Book II, fig. 2143 |
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Finger Lamps
