Rare and impressive antique Gone With The Wind-style parlor lamp, featuring embossed lion head reliefs, desert caravan artwork, and a highly detailed cast brass base. This lamp dates to the early 20th century, with authentic components and confirmed patent dates that reflect its period production.

The lamp has been converted to electric for modern use while retaining much of its original character—including a functioning wick turn knob and authentic burner assembly. The artwork on the globes showcases camels, tents, palm trees, and exotic desert scenes, often attributed to Success Lighting Co. or Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass & Glass Co.

Key Features:

Antique double-globe green satin glass

Embossed lion head reliefs on both top and bottom globes

Hand-applied desert caravan scenes (transfer design, not decal)

Openwork cast brass footed base with ornate leaf scroll design

Burner stamped with U.S. Patent No. 1,335,437 (March 30, 1920)

Inner brass collar stamped “JULY 24, 1906” (original design or mold date)

Original wick knob still turns

Fully functional as an electric lamp

Vintage enamel inner coating for light diffusion (authentic to period)

Condition:

Overall excellent antique condition

****Small chip on the bottom edge of the upper globe (fully hidden when seated—see photo)****

No cracks or structural damage to the glass

Base has light age-related patina consistent with original finish

Cord is working; as with all vintage lamps, rewiring is recommended for everyday use