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The Success Lamp

The Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Company

"Success" oil lamps were manufactured by the Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass and Glass Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The company was often referred to as Pilabrasgo, a contraction of their name. They produced many variations of ornate parlor style lamps and hanging lamps with the Success burners. Their hanging lamps were made in the 'conventional' pull-down style with a ceiling extension as well as a model with a telescoping rod. This is an example of one of their (nickel plated ) brass table lamps similar to a Rayo but much more gracefully engineered with the Success burner. The base of this lamp is weighted and it really is a well functioning lamp. The Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Company was assigned at least five lighting-related patents between August 28, 1900 and March 21, 1916.

Characteristic tulip shaped flame

The lamp sits on ball feet so the air can rise through the center tube. The Success lamp produces a wonderful white light

Bradley & Hubbard

Hanging Lamp - Radiant No. 5

These were often used in churches, stores and public buildings

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	Center Drafts III Lamps with the Belgian Style Burner The Success Lamp The Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Company "Success" oil lamps were manufactured by the Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass and Glass Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The company was often referred to as Pilabrasgo, a contraction of their name. They produced many variations of ornate parlor style lamps and hanging lamps with the Success burners. Their hanging lamps were made in the 'conventional' pull-down style with a ceiling extension as well as a model with a telescoping rod. This is an example of one of their (nickel plated ) brass table lamps similar to a Rayo but much more gracefully engineered with the Success burner. The base of this lamp is weighted and it really is a well functioning lamp. The Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Company was assigned at least five lighting-related patents between August 28, 1900 and March 21, 1916. Characteristic tulip shaped flame The lamp sits on ball feet so the air can rise through the center tube. The Success lamp produces a wonderful white light Bradley & Hubbard Hanging Lamp - Radiant No. 5 These were often used in churches, stores and public buildings Contact the Webmaster HOME Copyright 2012 , Jim & Beth Boyle, All Rights Reserved No part of this website may be used for any purpose ( including using images ) without written consent from The Rams Horn