Porcelain Oil Lamps
Porcelain Oil Lamps
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 mini porcelain oil lamp 8in tall gold trimmed roses  US $3.99
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 Vintage set of 2 porcelain ceramic table lamps with brass and shades retro light US $20.00
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 POSSIBLE DREAMS PORCELAIN OIL LAMP IRISH COTTAGE CELTIC US $4.99
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 Vintage porcelain miniture hurrican oil lamp Floral pattern with white shade EUC US $5.00
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 VINTAGE HANDPAINTED PORCELAIN VICTORIAN COUPLE OIL LAMP JAPAN US $9.95
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 THE CUTEST VINTAGE DUTCH COUPLE WINDMILL OIL LAMP SHADE US $22.00
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 Vintage Electric Porcelain Oil Table Lamp NR US $7.00
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 VTG MINT MINIATURE PORCELAIN GOLD ALADDIN HURRICANE OIL LAMP GLASS CHIMNEY JAPAN US $24.99
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 ANTIQUE CAST IRON FRENCH HP PORCELAIN AMBER FONT BASE OIL KEROSENE LAMP US $69.99
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 c1880s Cylinder Style OIL LAMP Hand Painted Roses Fancy Brass McKenney Boston US $19.99
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 VTG HANGING HURRICANE LAMP 2 LIGHT CEILING FIXTURE BRASS STORE ELECTRIC OIL TYPE US $49.99
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 VTG HANGING HURRICANE LAMP LIGHT CEILING FIXTURE COUNTRY STORE ELECTRIC OIL TYPE US $49.99
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 Vintage old porcelain oil lamp with chimney US $14.99
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 Vintage old porcelain oil or kerosene lamp with glass chimney Japan US $10.99
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 ANTIQUE STORE STOCK FLETCHER OIL LAMP WICKS 1 Gross 8” US $19.99
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 VINTAGE LAMP LIGHT FARMS OIL LAMPPORCELAIN BASEGLASS CHIMNEYUSABLUE FLOWERS US $9.99
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 Vintage Miniature Finger Oil Lamp Made in Japan US $7.99
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 Porcelain BERGER Type Perfume OIl Lamp Sea Shell US $14.99
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 Vintage I W Porcelain Poodle Night Light Lamp Oil diffuser CUTE US $12.00
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 ANTIQUE ASIAN PORCELAIN CENTER FOR GAS LIGHT OR HANGING OIL LAMP US $49.95
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 1880 1910 BIG Antique Victorian Oil Kerosene Lamp Hand Painted 155 INCHES TALL US $36.00
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 2 Minature White Porcelain Heart Oil Lamps with Moss Roses on the Front US $16.99
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 Vintage Porcelain Oil Lamps Set of Two US $17.95
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 signed B H number 23 oil kero LAMP BASE urn sugar bowl SUPER CONDITION US $62.00
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 2 vtg white Pink moss rose porcelain miniature fingertip Genie oil lamps MIB US $5.95
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 IDEAL BRENNER 20 BRASS SHIPS HANGING OIL LAMP KEROSENE LAMP US $74.99
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 VINTAGE MILK GLASS ELECTRIC OIL FAUX LAMP BEAUTIFUL jp US $56.25
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 PORCELAIN GENIE HURRICANE OIL LAMP MINIATURE PINK ROSES ALADDINS LAMP US $14.95
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 EARLY COMPOSITE OIL KEROSENE LAMP W FLORAL GLASS SHADE US $110.00
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 Small White Porcelain Oil Lamp w Pink Rose Floral Design w Green Chimney Feet US $21.99
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 VINTAGE LOT OF 2 PORCELAIN GENIE FINGER OIL LAMPS WITH GLASS SHADES US $29.99
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 Hand Painted Oil Lamp Pink Roses Glass Globe Vintage US $99.89
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 Hand Painted Oil Lamp Consolidated Lamp and Glass OLD US $99.89
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 Rare NEW LOT 2 Porcelain ANGELS OIL LAMPS Decorative Christmas Holiday Figurine US $69.98
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 Antique Porcelain HEZZANITH Oil Burner on a Brass Lamp Base with Reflector US $65.00
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 Antique Brass Iron Miners Safety Oil Lantern Ackroyd Best Ltd England US $99.98
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 Lampe Berger Porcelain de Limoges 3587 Retired US $99.00
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 Lampe Berger Porcelain de Limoges 3557 Retired US $99.00
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 Lampe Berger Porcelain de Limoges 3557 Retired US $86.00
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 vintage Miniature Oil Lamp Fine Porcelain with Flowers Gold Trim Frosted Globe US $9.99
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 2pcs collectible oil lamp w out flue porcelain vintage LOOK US $12.59
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 Lampe Berger Ginko Limoges Porcelain 3220 Retired US $79.00
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 Lampe Berger porcelain Lamp Touresol 3466 Retired US $120.00
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 Porcelain Oil Kerosene Lamp Nippon Yoko Boeki Flowers Gold Trim No Shade Vintage US $17.09
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 Cute Made In Japan Porcelain Roses Miniature Oil Lamp US $24.99
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 Vintage Victorian Oil Lamp w Reflector PORCELAIN US $39.00
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 Ruby Glass Font Oil Lamp with Pebbled Glass Scroll Base US $30.21
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 Signed Connie Sicotte Handcrafted Cobalt Oil Luminary US $135.00
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 Pretty VTG Pair White Milk Glass Miniature Student Oil Lamps w Applied Roses US $35.00
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 Old Kerosene Oil Lamp Porcelain Smoke Bell US $29.99
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 Vintage ALADINS Lamp Smooth Porcelain Leaves in Gold Flowers Raised in Gold US $39.99
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 Vintage Dressing Table Boudior Lamp Ceramic and Metal Porcelain Rosebuds US $147.00
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 Porcelain Pillar Miniature Oil Lamp w Floral Spray Chimney US $12.50
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 Lampe Berger Paper Pleats Limoges Porcelain 223701 US $94.99
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 Lampe Berger Paper Pleats Limoges Porcelain 223703 US $94.99
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 Lampe Berger Imperatrice Eugenie 3831 Retired US $99.00
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 Meissen Style Bavarian Oil Lamp Lamplight Farms US $65.00
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 oil lamp 1800 s porcelain RUSSIA KUZNETSOV or Gardner US $299.00
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 VINTAGE MINIATURE OIL LAMP Cabbage Rose SHABBY CHIC US $19.99
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 VintageSetPairOilKeroseneLampsNascoDel Coronado US $39.95
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 Lot Electric Lamp Parts Hardware 30 Items 126 pcs New US $79.99
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 Spectrum by Gailstyn Sutton Porcelain Oil Lamp Base US $16.00
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 VINTAGE PORCELAIN MINIATURE OIL LAMP FRUIT PATTERN CHERRIES PUMPKINS CHIMNEY US $22.99
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 Vintage 75 Moss Rose Porcelain Oil Lamp Miniature Kerosene Japan Aladdin US $24.99
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 Vintage Porcelain Perched Owl Figurine Nightlight Perfume Lamp by Ardalt Lenwile US $39.99
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 Children Playing Porcelain Oil Lamp German US $115.00
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 Antique Prism Base Oil Lamp Collar Marked Eagle US $73.68
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 Vintage Royal Crown Miniature Oil Lamp White Porcelain Yellow Roses Gold Gilt US $19.99
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 Holiday A Glow Oil Lamp NIB fine porcelain oil lamp covered bridge water wheel US $4.99
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 Antique Kerosene Oil Lamp Converted to Electric US $65.00
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 2 Old Porcelain Boudoir Handpainted Oil Lamps US $70.00
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 ANTIQUE BRASS WALL SCONCE OIL LAMP MIDDLE EASTERN PORCELAIN HANDLE w RED LOGO US $275.00
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 Antique BRADLEY HUBBARD Victorian Hanging Crystal Prism Oil Lamp Chandelier US $575.00
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 Vintage Lamplighter Farms Bavaria Blue Onion White Porcelain Oil Lamp US $65.00
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 vintage porcelain pink roses working oil lamp with handle with wick no chimney US $9.99
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Easy Payoff With Simple Upgrades
Sometimes home upgrades can seem a daunting task, and on many levels. In the worst case scenario they require vast amounts of time, energy, living disturbance and of course, money. But, there are some simpler approaches to upgrading your home in order to have it looking up to snuff for the real estate market and to, ideally, boost its market value. So, no need to fret. Just consider the following easy upgrades and see what might be manageable for you while you begin to prepare your home for sale.
As the foyer is the first impression a potential buyer will have of the interior of your home, you'll want to begin here. Now, you may be thinking, "But it's not the most functional and used area of my home, so why should I bother?". You'd be shocked at how many buyers are led by their "impressions" of a home, and for better or for worse, the ones that'll stick hardest, are those "first impressions". Like a first kiss, you want to go in for the kill and not offer up something boring ( or dirty, for that matter!) that'll potentially turn away prospects.
If you have carpet or linoleum in your foyer, you'll definitely want to get rid of it and move to some tile alternative. Anything that looks like stone offers a timeless quality and one of wealth and establishment. Of course, stone may be too pricey of an option. There are also choices in porcelain, that can look equally as appealing.
Thankfully this re-flooring job is going to be contained to a smaller room, so it won't be a huge time investment. What you'll need to do, is rip up the existing flooring and install a layer of plywood. Cut the tile. This while be the hardest part of the job, but you might try inquiring with the tile store and see if they'll provide a free cutting service. Next you'll be gluing, grouting and sealing. All in all, this is a job you can do in a day,. and that'll cost you in the ballpark of $200-300 dollars. ( for a four by four foot foyer)
Another easy upgrade you can do yourself to improve the overall look and feel of your home is to replace the overhead fixture in the dining room. Good lighting is critical throughout your home, but especially in a dining area where the right chandelier, or fixture can set the tone and make a lasting impact on the buyer.
When choosing a fixture you'll want universal appeal in terms of styling. Also be aware of proportions. Think of the goldilocks conundrum. You don't want a light that's too small, or too big for the space. Try to find the golden, "just right" fit.
The basics of installation include shutting off the circuit breaker in your home. Unscrew the wire nuts to remove the previous fixture and expose the wires. Next you'll use your electrical expertise to match up the wires from the lamp with the wires in the box. Shouldn't be rocket science, won't take you long, and won't break your budget. Depending on what you go for in terms of a fixture, you'll be looking at between $40-500 for a chandelier, and maybe another $40 for tools.
Okay, now don't run screaming when you read this one. Take a look at your kitchen. You may have read that the kitchen is the most important room to focus on in terms of re-sale for your home. And, even though this is true, it doesn't mean you have to go and put in a renovations that'll set you back thousands. If you and your pocket book are not ready for a complete overhaul, consider minor alterations that'll spruce up what you already have in a kitchen.
Paint can do wonders in any room, and the kitchen is no exception. Re-painting your kitchen cabinets can truly tranform the room. You'd be suprised how much wear and tear cabinetry suffers, and paint can easily bring a new fresh look to this high traffic area. A coat of paint is cheaper than refurbishing your cabinets and certainly way less than fully replacing them. You'll want to choose colors, ideally in the neutral palette and ones that blend or provide subtle contrast.
In order to start the job you'll need a drill, bits, sandpaper, primer, oil-based or latex acrylic paint or stain, paintbrushes and some spanking new hardware to complete your spiffy new paint job! If you give yourself two days and budget for about $130-$160 (knobs included), then you're flying!
After you've accomplished three significantly easy, but certainly important upgrades for your home, you'll want to attend to the niggly details of fixing whatever minor flaws might be lurking about. This will be time well spent, as you don't want your home to signal neglect or wear- this can make buyers extra suspicious and critical of the entire state of the house. Squeaky floors and doors, uneven walls textures, leaky faucets should all be attended to.
So remember, sometimes it's just a matter of some elbow grease, a few pennies and a few days to get your home good for the market.
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