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Edward Miller Lamps
There are several excellent
websites with information on Miller lamps, such as:
Edward
Miller & Company of Meriden, CT.
USA
and a website from Germany >
edward-miller-petroleumlampen.de
I have photographs of many Miller
lamps, a clock and some heaters which are not illustrated on other
websites, so herewith are some photos. Click on the photos
to enlarge them in a separate window.
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| Miller 0 Vestal
table lamp |
Miller 0 Vestal table lamp. Photos by
Rob Hazelton |
Miller 0 Vestal table lamp |
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Miller Ideal #0 Student Lamp font & wick
sleeve.
Photos by Rob
Hazelton |
Miller Ideal #0 Student Lamp wick sleeve |
Miller #0 Student Lamp using a modified Vestal
burner. From my collection. |
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| Miller Mantle
Clock |
Photos by Rob
Hazelton |
Miller Mantle Clock |
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| Miller Liberty.
Photos by
Rob Hazelton |
Miller Liberty |
Rochester store
lamp made by Miller. 1st model, note pull-type wick riser. |
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#3 Store lamps. Early model
(1884) on the right, 1887 model on the left.
The bottom wick adjuster saved burned fingers! Rochester
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Miller column lamp, #1, with Empress embossing.
Rob
Hazelton of
Edward
Miller & Company of Meriden, CT.
USA |
Miller #3 with rare cast
foot. Owned by Alex Muzyka. |
Rochester store lamp made by Miller. From my
collection. |
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Miller column lamp, #2 burner, with Empress
embossing.
Rob
Hazelton |
Another very rare Miller banquet lamp, again
with Dresden or Empress embossing and wick raiser system yet
it has a #2 draft tube and #2 burner. Cast brass,
engraved foot. Note that the
column is similar to a
Miller No. 55 Duplex Study Lamp font! Owned and
photographed by
Olaf Bunge of
edward-miller-petroleumlampen.de |
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exceedingly rare Miller "Mill Lamp." No other photos or
references to this lamp can be found. It may be a
''one-off'' unique lamp! Owned and photographed by
Rob Hazelton |
| Miller made heaters!
An early Miller Heater made by using a store
lamp font with a modified burner. Note the cast base in the
photo at far right. That base was also used for store
lamps to sit in a table rather than a hanging frame and
enabled the wick riser rod to lower beneath the foot on the
font. This particular Miller burner was modified to use
what became the standard twist-knob method of wick raising.
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Owned and photographed by
Rob Hazelton |
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Miller Smokeless Heater opened. These heaters
used the #3L Store Lamp wick. Owned and photographed by
Rob Hazelton |
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Miller Smokeless Heater, later model.
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| Miller "Home
Lamp" from my collection |
Miller Home
Lamp, tinned steel body |
Miller #1 Finger
lamp. |
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Miller Vestal #1 on left,
Perfection (Rayo) on
the right. |
| Miller #0
Hanging Lamp from my collection. |
Fabulous Miller #1, owned and photographed by
Eugene Schulte |
Vestal #1 next
to a Perfection lamp |
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| Miller Dresden Store
Lamp |
Miller hanging lamps, sizes #3, #2 and #0,
from my collection. |
Miller Lamps with Removable Fonts - Size Comparison
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Miller Size "0" detail (click on images to enlarge) |
Miller Size #1 detail |
Exceedingly rare collection of Miller Pot Insert
lamps shown above with more detail of the size "0" lamp in detail.
The Size "0" pot insert lamp is the only one I have ever seen
photographed. All three of these lamps (as well as many of the
lamps on this page) are owned and photographed by
Rob Hazelton
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| Rochester #2,
made by Miller.
From my collection. |
Dresden on the
left, "0" size on the right.
From my collection. |
Juno #2, made by
Miller. |
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Pages from Miller Catalogue
No. 97, date circa 1903+, to show some of the various lamps
made by Miller. Only 6 pages from a 31 page catalog. |
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Wicks for kerosene space heaters,
click here.
Lamp Wicks:
Center Draft Wicks - Wicks
available only from this Wick Shop.
#0L,
#1B,
#1M,
#1R,
#2L,
#2R,
#2 P&A,
#2B,
#3L.
Flat lamp wicks
and
Kosmos Lamp Wicks
Aladdin Lamp Wicks
& parts
Lamp Chimneys:
Center Draft Lamp
chimneys in borosilicate glass
from Junior "Tiny" to Mammoth lamps.
#0M,
Rayo
Jr.,
2
1/2",
2 5/8",
2
15/16",
3 1/8",
4",
4
1/2"
Standard glass lamp chimneys
& Kosmos chimneys
Globe Vulcan (Central Vulcan) Chimneys -
18''',
24''' &
30'''
Fabulous "Sans Rival"
borosilicate chimney for 14''' Kosmos lamps
Student Lamp Sans Rival Chimney with
1 7/8" fitter!!!
Angle
Lamp chimneys
Sonnenbrenner Lamp Chimneys
Lamp Chimneys
- Dimension of
nominal base diameter by make, model and "line".
Information on lamps:
Aladdin Lamp History
Aladdin Lamp Wicks & Chimneys,
Aladdin - Exploded burner views
Beginning Lamp
Restoration
Center Draft Kerosene Lamps
(Photos, information and history, etc)
Center Draft
Lamp manufacturers and brand names
Kosmos-Brenner
lamps
Photos of
restored center draft lamps
Victorian Era
Student Lamps
USE, CARE and WICKING of CENTER DRAFT LAMPS
Early American Metal Font & Specialty Lamps
Flame Spreaders and
"Smoke
Consumers"
from Alex
Marrack
- Vulcan, Imperial, Veritas,
Belgian, Hinks, Messenger's, Young's Court, etc.
Articles by Alex Marrack:
Home Page
Site Index
Site Index for all things Perfection
Links to web sites for parts,
information and restoration.
Kindler Wicking For Oil Stoves & Ranges
Kerosene Heaters
Alphabetical list of most kerosene heaters and the proper wick,
& cart checkout.
List by wick number and the heaters that fit them. (A
helpful guide for buying on eBay)
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